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Better yet, twin 50's!!!

Where do I find his info? A .50cal. would make a great hood ornament!

My 1871 Navy

Great lookin wood

Thanks for the info. Do have a couple of RB Navy handguns in .50 centerfire I play with.

I'm the first to admit that I am far from a RB expert. But I have what I thought was a cadet rifle in 45/50 caliber. The wood on mine could have been replaced.

Keep their character! But make them dance.

The best advice that I was given many years ago was to place something that will hold water on the end of the barrel. If that stance works for you use it. Like lifting weights. 3 reps of 15, with more water(weight) added as you progress. Work on all the basics while developing muscle memory...

I did some waayy back when, in high school shop projects. Seemed pretty straight forward. Sorry, no more experience with it.

If ya want it get it!!! Saves me a great deal of time auguring within myself. Works for me.

SWEET!! I'm a sucker for stag grips too. I'm on a waiting list to get a couple of Colt SA's done.

Outstanding job!I found that the young ones like the black powder weapons. Makes em smile.

For me the .40/65 WCF is my favorite. Short range, long range, in between, it's all good. Good thumping on the business end and easy on the shoulder. For the newer rounds it will have to be the .300 Winchester magnum. It gets there a lot quicker with authority. Not so easy on the shoulder!

30 Min. south of Louisville

Any suggestion to a gunsmith that would work on this?

I picked up a S&W Ladysmith in 22 long. 2nd model,I think. It needs some work done on it. The cylinder doesn't turn in sa and da. The trigger will not return either. Does anyone know a smith that works on these?

Kerosene in a 3/4 inch pipe for a few months. It will be fine.

The Colt I sent Sal had a timing issue. It was an 1878 in .32/20 caliber. He got it running for me. No parts were replaced. It has been several years ago and I don't remember the cost. It seemed pretty reasonable at the time. I'm thinking around $150 plus shipping.

Look up Sal Lanara. He is a specialist on repairing the Colt 1878. I think his company name is Revolver Renovations. He did a great job on mine.

That seems to be a fair price. I picked up one for that kinda money a couple of years ago and have been pleased with it. Fun to shoot and as accurate as my old eyes are. Check the latch on the barrel for cracks.