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I have the Walker and use a small rubber mallet to knock out the wedge. Never leaves a mark. As far as the screws go.....I always use a small ammount of quality gun oil on the threads before replacing them.......always come out with very little effort. As far a lubing and oiling I just use a...

I have a Traditions 54ca Hawken Woodsman and I love it! Excellent price!

Interesting....Mykeal stated that there should be no nipple mark on the hammer as a result of dry fire. I certainly agree with this on a new gun that should not have that type of abuse. In the statement though he said it should not happen even with dry firing due to being case hardened. My...

777 does indeed smoke less than pyrodex and MUCH less than real BP. I stopped using it because my Rifle hates it, but I had no issues with it in my Walker. I dont like to buy multiple types of powder so I use pyrodex now. My dad continues to use 777 in his pistol though and when we go shooting...

I know that traditions always seems to get bad reviews, but I purchased the .54 traditions Hawken Woodsmen and have been VERY happy with it. Once I got the barrel broke in (120-200 rounds) it has been very accurate out to the 150 yards I have tested it. I shoot PRB exclusively.

I did some testing with a few variations of paper cartridges. The issue that I came up against was that the paper tended to leave a residue in the cylinder. Eventually there was enough residue left in the cylinder that I was getting a 90% fail to fire rate. It only took 3-4 cylinder loads with...

Really boils down to the type of shooting you do. I have always liked the larger calibre handguns, I carry a 45 on duty, so my first BP revolver was the Walker. Sense that time I have shot a variety of the other colts and my fathers Remington new army many times. Hands down my favorite is still...