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On the original CVA barrels the threads on the breech plug were over 3/4" long and the drum was installed into the breech plug with a...

I have an adjustable fence set up on my drill press. If you have the sights installed you would need to remove them. I use the barrel...

Parlor pistol, using a cap to propel the lead ball or pellet. It’s not a reproduction, it’s the real thing! You would place a thick...

You actually need to do the exact opposite. You need to put an anti seize grease on the threads. There is more to properly installing a...

Yes it was intended to have holes drilled through the lugs. A 1/16" pin is all you need the wood doesn't support the barrel. Actually it...

Looks to be a CVA Kentucky pistol. I am currently working on resurrecting one. You are missing a whole lot of parts there. The...

For some reason which I don't understand I have wanted a J Henry Lancaster pattern Trade Rifle for as long as I can remember. Well...

I have one of those locks on an old pistol kit. May have an extra of that tumbler screw and spring would have to look tomorrow. They...

If you are having problems with a heavy trigger pull I may have a way to help but I need to see a picture of the trigger assembly to see...

welcome from central Kentucky

If I remember correctly,(that doesn't happen all the time) The tumbler on that lock does not have a fly. That can create some problems...

I have read where the Continental army issued a tin pot for every 10 soldiers. When they couldn't get tin they would issue a cast iron...

If thats all the farther you started to seat the ball, why not pull it out with pliers?

You don't need Ballistol. You don't need to disassemble it, either. I clean with hot soapy water, rinse with hot water, shake off the...

There was a post on a page I follow from Barbie. She said most of the locks they get returned simply need a little grease and oil then...