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I scored one very good deal on GB ,last year it was a new listing with a buy it now price of 575.00 for a Uberti revolving carbine in exelent shape and a Uberti 1858 NMA ,again in ex shape W/ an R&D conversion cylinder for each!! I jumped all over that one.

I have the IAB calvary cabine, I have only shot nitrated paper cartridges with it so far, As for lube for the breech block goes,nothing I've found will allow me more than about 10 or 12 shots before getting so stiff that I have to take it apart and give it a quick wipe down and relube. But I...

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Buying at the retail level it cost me about 100.00 to shoot 500 shots 230 shots to a pound of powder (30 gr. charge) @ 14.00 per lb 44 cal balls 10.00 per 100 caps 5.00 per 100 thats what it costs me to shoot my 44's

If you are intent on shooting C&B as your main match guns then I will recant my earlier post and say I would for sure go with the 44 over the 36.However since you wish to be a real cowboy if you do choose the 44 option your locking yourself out of the fine handeling 51 colt navy class of...

BHP you beat me to it LOL

Since you have to have 2 revolvers to compete,and 1 is going to be a colt clone in 38/357 I assume.I think I would opt for the 36 cal cap and ball because when it's time to covert it ,and you probly will eventualy it will convert to a 38 however if you leave the barrel stock you will have to use...

The TC hawkens are nice sturdy guns.They also hold thier value well,I've recently sold mine on Gunbroker got 275 for it, hated to sell but neede the cash (hard times!!) But the invest arms are nice to probly neck and neck with the TC.I've also sold one of those recently a flinter got 200 for...

Do you know the maker of your revolver? Or is it unmarked as well? Are the proofs on the left or right side of the frame?

The revolver belongs to a good friend of mine,I got him started shooting BP about 2 years ago, when his older brother found out he was into it he told him he had an old gun like the ones we shoot that he culd have if he wanted it. His brother got it in one of those blind auctions for a box full...

I'm trying to find out who made this revolver, It has all the standard Italian proof marks on the frame, But they are on the left side of the frame instead of the right as normally found on these Italian guns. There is no makers name or logo anywhere on it there is also no caliber designation I...

Probly is a Pietta, they use that double diamond logo some times.

Want to trade my Uberti revolving carbine in very good condition for a Pietta made Starr S/A revolver in like condition,thanks for looking.

They are very nice and well made guns,just sold one like new on Gunbroker 2 weeks ago,too bad you werent looking sooner could have bought it for 200.00,unless your familar with flinters be prepared it;s way different than percussions,not everyones cup of tea!But yes they are nice guns for the money.