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My favorite gunshop is finally back up and running, after a fire last year, so I drop by to say hi and waste a little time after work. In the "used" display was this little gem. Asking price was $420. We finished at $360. The serial # puts it at 1958 production. It shows some nice...

I stumbled across this short clip a few minutes ago. http://www.flurl.com/uploaded/Guns_are_awesome_80692.html

Its a Pietta from cabela's. I also picked up a slim jim (maybe I'll practice some quick draw just for fun). It was love at first sight when I opened the box. This one is overall much better in fit and finish than my 1860. The timing is good. Chamber to barrel alignment looks nice and clean. The...

My Lee conical molds arrived on Tuesday. Wednesday I fired up the lead pot and dropped a big pile of shiny new bullets. Looking forward to going out Friday and blowing smoke. Last night I take out my 1860 and cock the hammer, just to hear that beautiful "clickity click". It only went...

I've owned an 1860 Army repro for many years. It was a gift from my father one Christmas. He gave me the pistol and a starter kit consisting of balls, felt wads, caps, powder flask, nipple wrench, etc... "All you need is a can of powder and you're good to go, son". Fast forward nearly 20...

I've been itching to take an 1860 army reproduction out to the range lately (recieved as a gift nearly 20 years ago) But I have been unable to locate FFFG localy. What little I know about BP loading tells me I should be fine using FFG. YES? NO? Thanks for any replies.