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I enjoyed your video. I sat back with a cup of coffee and got ready for the video to start. I nearly sprayed a mouthful of coffee on the computer screen when your new drone showed up... I thought that was great! What a contrast between the old and new technologies.:cool:

WestTex, Nice looking Walker! Have you been able to find the Walker Club thread to post your pictures on? I don't know why, but seeing your pictures makes me want to go out and get another Walker. I guess it is kind of like 'Spring fever' only "Walker Fever".:cool: Hopefully one of the...

Have you thought about using those small Christmas lights for the ignition? Carefully remove the glass around the filament and you have it. They are only good for one ignition, but they work. I don't know the size limitations you are working with, but it might be made to fit your intended use.:cool:

I don't know about the color of the tins and when they changed. I can tell you that I am still shooting caps that are probably twenty plus years old with no problems. I store them in a dry environment and have never had any problems. I have Remington, RWS and CCI brands. I even had some old...

I enjoyed your video. I was impressed by the paper cartridges and how easily they loaded and the fast ignition. The other conical bullets were very impressive! I noticed there were some smoke streamers from what I would guess to be the lubed felt wads. I have never used the felt wads, so it...

That looks beautiful!:cool:

That looks like it is a fun shooter. I really like your metal swinging targets too.:cool:

XXMAA, That is a cool photo. Maybe the backwards patchbox was his signature.:cool:

I think the finish would hold up. Just don't use any caustic type cleaners. Soap and water would do just fine. I would probably use nylon bore brushes too instead of the bronze. I know of some plated guns owned by friends where the plating came off, but those were cartridge guns. They used...

It sure does look interesting. The patchbox is backwards from what you might normally see. The finial of the inlay is pointed toward the butt plate instead of the wrist of the rifle. Interesting piece.:cool:

Try using contact cement to glue a washer onto the rear sight blade. See if that is close to what you want. Thompson also offered a tang sight for the Hawken.:cool:

For me, Hawken and then the Springfield. Just to put your mind at ease, get the Hawken and send it to me. I will perform some extensive testing and let you know if it should be disposed of. I also offer a free disposal service. Once the disposition of the Hawken is determined, I will also...

It looks like you could easily roast a couple of steaks with that muzzle flask.:cool:

I just measured my ramrod. OAL is 6 1/4" long, dia approx 7/32-1/4". The button on the end is 1/2" dia and 1/4" thick. The button is tapered, 1/2" X 1/4" for 1/4" length/ depth... half the distance of the full depth of the button. From there it is tapered down to not quite zero which is the dia...

If anybody else is interested, DickyDalton has sort of resurrected the "unofficial Walker/ Dragoon LRE Club". So don't be shy, take a look.:cool:

I agree.:cool:

There was the old thread "Walker/ Dragoon LRE Club". I don't know how to get the pictures... neanderthal. My Dragoon is on page 5, post 109-110.:cool:

I'd have to agree on that wood too. Ridiculously good looking!:cool:

My 1860 Belgian Colt has the fluted cylinder. I kind of like it.:cool:

What part of California are you in ?:cool: