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This is another "wall hanger" I did the same with it. Took apart and tried to blow it up. Don't know where it came from but it didn't...

Looks better than the ones I have. They came from Thailand. Person I got them from said they were curios for the wall. After taking...

.24 is #4 buckshot, .36 is 000 buckshot.

Bought some assortment of black powder supplies. These were in it. A bunch. Measurement is about .390-.240 , this considered #4 buck?

31 caliber revolver. AKA Baby Dragoon, 1849 Colt Pocket and Wells Fargo. With or without the loading lever.

I’ve had three of these, none worked correctly. Kept one for display. I did find this info online, it says it can be used through the...

Measure, ball block, horn and pouch. I attach my ball block and measure on a leather thong that is attached to my strap, they go in my...

I was never aware of the great differences in brass or types until I purchased an Ox Yoke brass ramrod. I tried to thread the end for a...

I don't know about a 25 inch barrel. Mine is the 12" in 44 caliber with a shoulder stock that is fun to shoot.

Not with a barrel that long. They do make a 12 inch, sometimes called a Buntline. The stock is sold separately. The one in your picture...

Yes, the early repros were built to low standards. When I had my ml shop in the '70s I once received a price list for Colt and Remington...

I just bought a Pietta Spiller and Burr .36 with the brass frame. Haven't shot it yet, but it came with a notice to not load it with...

I shoot a pair of 36 cal brass frame for 11 yrs in cowboy action shooting and are still as tight as the day I bought them. I don't load...

I'm a huge lover of Iron hardware, so my love for this one is getting to me.:~(((( No fancy schmancy polished Brass for me. God bless...

Yes. They were junk. YouTube channel Blackie Thomas has a very good series on percussion revolvers, and in one (I can’t find the link...