Michigan Mike
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She ain't fancy but she's mine. Pietta .44
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She ain't fancy but she's mine. Pietta .44
J-Bar
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Nice. What wood is that?
whughett
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Yep, guns are like women, all are nice just some are nicer.......................
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Michigan Mike
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The original wood that came on it. Not sure what they use.
Crawdad1
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I've noticed on a good portion of Pietta revolvers, like Mike's above, they do put a nice stick of wood on their revolvers.
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Bought the same gun from Cabelas this Christmas for $199, they were $250-300.00 on line. Just couldn't pass it up!
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Michigan Mike
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Veterans day is a good time to shop too. Good discounts.
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Michigan Mike
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My other .44 Pietta.
rwohletz
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The 1858 sheriff model has to be my favorite cap and ball pistol. I got mine on sale at Cabelas last year.
perldog007
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Two of my favorite low rent items at the ranch here. A .31 1865 Pietta Pocket model in a modified JayPee 'CS' 2" J Frame holster, and my trusty dusty stupid accurate and soft recoiling 1851 [/URL]
perldog007
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My 1860 .44 Pietta
perldog007
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The .31 Pietta and the .44 Pietta Remmies with my Cold Steel Bushmen knives, Small one is wrapped with 150 yds of high test braided line for emergency goofing off at lake or stream side 
ponds too.
Larger blade is straight paracord wrap.
ponds too.
Larger blade is straight paracord wrap.
perldog007
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Here are Two of my 1858s' purchased at a Cabela's where they hate BP handguns, they don't even display them anymore. The case hardened with chekcered grips is holstereled, it was 239, the blued one was 199, boring as brick and twice as reliable. Shot it once, decided the pretty one was my girl, and gave the blued one to a hard working friend who was trying to save up for a steel frame, owning and loving a brassy Navy .44 Pietta. But who doesn't want more KABOOM?
The 1851 is of course my .36 Pietta. Cutlass is Cold Steel and a fine tool for clearing sticker bushes UNLESS they are covering metal or say, tombstones, That sort of thing or concrete may nick your blade all up.
Armored farmer
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What's going on here?
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Michigan Mike
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Great pictures!
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Michigan Mike
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Are there mjor differences in the 1860 and 1861?My 1860 .44 Pietta
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Michigan Mike, where did you find that holster, that's real nice one. I have an 1858 remington Sheriff's model. It would be a nice combo for my revolver.
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Michigan Mike
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The flap holster?....I made that one.
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Michigan Mike
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Backyard ranges are the best. Nice grouping!2015 Pietta Colt 1860 Army, 30grs Schuetzen FFFG black powder, Wonder Wads, .454 Hornady Ball, Remington #10 caps, 2 hands standing 21 ft - backyard range.
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Michigan Mike
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You mean from the ROA board righ?
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"I made that"
No sir, for a 1858 remington Sheriff's model. I could trace it out for you and measures the width\thickness if required.
What would want to make another one? It's really nice. I'd consider myself lucky to have one
No sir, for a 1858 remington Sheriff's model. I could trace it out for you and measures the width\thickness if required.
What would want to make another one? It's really nice. I'd consider myself lucky to have one
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Michigan Mike
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I haven't done leather work in a few years. Let me try to work on one before I get you hopes up.
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Michigan Mike
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Send a picture of wht you're thinking.
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