Here are pics of my Colt Collection. The makes and models go as follows:
#1 Robert E. Lee Colt 1851 Navy, Cased Commemorative w/ ivory handles
#2 1847 Walker, vintage 1969 Army San Marco, an old shooter
#3 1848 1st Dragoon, Colt 2nd Generation
#4 1860 Army .44, Colt Cavalry Commemorative, unfired
Hope this qualifies me for membership!
Thanks,
RebJeb04
I bought everything separately, the gun from Cabellas when it first came out, I don't remember where I got the case or the rest of the stuff.
I do need the bullet mold however to replace the powder measure in the space on the left. I think I got the loading and cleaning instructions from Dixie Gun Works and pasted it on the lid.
What sort of issues do you encounter when using a stocked Dragoon?
What ranges are the flip up sights regulated to?
Does that big honking nut atop the wrist of the stock ever bit your shooting hand or support if you are using it around the small of the stock.
What do you do with your support hand? Just wrap it around the shooting hand? Grasp the small of the butt stock? Hold the butt stock near the butt?
Does the Point of aim change between using the hammer notch rear in one handed shooting and with the stock?
Finally what are the longest shots you have made with the stocked Dragoon on say six gallon bucket sized targets and expected to hit and did so most of the time?
Balls or conicals? Differences in impacts using each sight and at what ranges?
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