Ruger Redhawk 44mag 7 and 1/2 in. Large cal.
HK .45 USP Compact.......Home defense
Sig Sauer 9mm P-226.......Home back up
Kahr PM9............................Carry
Seecamp .32acp .................Deep carry
Try seating a Cabela or any fiberous lubed blackpowder revolver wad before adding any inert material. It won't hurt the firing pin. The fit should be relatively tight so nothing leaks. I hope you figure out your issue. Happy New Year.
I understand the importance of training. However, most people don't have the time or the financial resources needed to bring full fledged combat ready training to bear.
Realism is an important component to both home front defense and while traveling away from home. The level and the type of...
I've recently acquired a conversion cylinder for my Pietta steel framed 1858 Remington, the kind without the gate.
I have some Miwell. 45 Colt Cowboy ammo with 250gr.with flat nosed round lead bullets. I figured on trying out my new cylinder soon but wanted to ask if it is safe. Standard...
Thanks for your input. Softer bullets sound like great advise. I can always use the ones I have already with other firearms I have. Thanks for your powder and loading cautions.
Soft lead vs. my hard cast. Okay!
FMJ I'm a tad doubtful on.
As I understand it it, Pietta blackpowder recommendations cautions against full metal jacket use. However, I've heard others say different.
Thank you for your input.
Yeah, I said .45ACP conversion cylinder loads. Apparently they aren't readily available these day and that the 45 Colt is more popular with more cowboy reloading information out there.
I have one of these in stainless for a Pietta Remington 1858. 45ACP cowboy ammo is not only difficult to find...
I've got a barely used Mossberg 500 Cruiser in 20 gauge quite a few years ago for a pittance. I loved the 20 gauge as it has somewhat less kick, although with less weight, that is debatable. I liked the compactness of the pistol grip only but a shoulder stock is the way to go. Just better...
More dumb dumb questions. Here goes.
My Swedish M38, that I recently purchased, didn't come with a front sight protector. I want to get one for it. My M96 has one and it looks great! IMHO
)1) Were these sight protectors discarded a lot when the Swedes used this rifle back in the day or is...
My purpose built M38 Swedish Mauser (with the bent bolt ) has all three numbers on the brass disc that indicate bore condition with arrows pointed at each one. The bore looks great! All the parts numbers are matching on this 1942 Husky, serial # 6515XX.
Is this just a succession of bore...
I was wondering which of the two replica Cimarron revolvers would be the more historically accurate.The choices are the 1860 Richards-Mason or the 1860 Richards type 2 as shown on their site. I have included the Cimarron link to clarify things...
USPFA 1848 3rd model Dragoon
I don't mind sir.
I paid $350 for it out the door. Think I did all right? They go for more new, at least in California any way. Got to go. On the way to an Angels baseball game!!! Hope they win this time.
USPFA 1848 3rd model Dragoon
Thank you for your reply. Yes, I meant 1848. I too have the urge to have Doug Turnbull finish it and then shoot it. This revolver has the sweetest action that I've seen on a Colt clone or even some Colts.
I'm really going to have to put some thought into this...
Hello,
I have a Uberti marked (under the loading lever) 3rd model dragoon that I bought recently that came in a USPFA black box with a USPFA instruction manual, curved case hardened nipple wrench and 4 spare nipples. The green vapor paper was also there. My dragoon is "in the white" and in...
I'm wondering if I can convert my Kel Tec SU16Ca to a SU16c by buying the "Charlie" folding stock or I would need additional parts?
I may be leaving the state and would like to make the conversion, if possible, if I complete my move out of California.
The "Charlie" model is not legal...
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