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Maybe you need to think logically? 🤪🤪

Hmm… what’s your sighting system look like?

I’ve thought about adding a Colt style bushing after removing the barrel and milling .15” or so from the frame window beneath the barrel. More machine work but it would allow a full length cylinder.

You may need either a bigger hammer or a cheater bar. 😎

The great thing is, everyone can create their own secret recipe, possessing mystical powers! What could be better than this?

PowderInc has them others do as well. Prices are higher than you are used to but welcome to Bidens world…

That is true. Mako did the measurements years ago and from time to time I’ve checked and found his data is still pretty accurate. Additionally I have an older straightline capper that will accept Remington 11’s but not 10’s nor the RWS 1055’s.

Same here. Too much fuss and they just don’t fit my hand. I have a 36 I should try again.

Yes, I keep thinking I need to chuck it in the vise and open up that part of the cylinder… then I pick up a Colt and shoot it with no fuss or muss and forget all about the Remington.

Dude was a legend though.

255 Keith style SWC or Accurate Molds 45-280C the latter only in Rugers.

Can relate. I mostly have Colt on the brain at all times. It’s a struggle…

My bad Mr. Hawg, I was talking about Remington revolvers there and wasn’t plain about it…

Some folks who ought to know have said that the 1861 Navy had the same frame as the Army model. They were Belt model pistols of either Navy or Army caliber. Remington also made Police models and Pocket models. Hawg can probably answer that question definitively.

I’m not a Centaure fan but that’s a pretty unique pistol… civi model without engraving… interesting.

Yes, but if I use Pyrodex in a TC type patent breech I use the P granulation for all calibers. It seems to flow into the breech better and gives 100% ignition.

Pietta has made some fine doubles as well. 7# or a little under and come up nicely.

They also got weird with SAA’s from time to time, made a Forehand & Wadsworth replica, a short barreled .410/.45.

I’ve heard both ways. Also that the parts were rough castings finished by USFA. In any event given the quality of the SAA’s these folks produced I would really like a shot at one.