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  1. sethwyo

    Williamson Arms Griswold & Gunnison Reproduction-Anyone Heard Of Them?

    I thought Val forgett was navey arms ?
  2. sethwyo

    Gunpowder

    Interesting topic. Interesting to hear from people here who dealt with such things. I remember as a teenager going to an estate auction near Aladdin Wyoming, They found an old case of what they were referring to as Dynamite in one of the buildings and the sheriff's deputy came out and wrapped...
  3. sethwyo

    Bullet casting/sizing advice welcome...

    I once solved a similar problem by polishing the bore out real good right at the area where the slug goes into the lands, It was a 54 caliber and I got a 50 caliber round cleaning brush and got it mounted on the end of a rod with a drill on the other end and stuck it in there and spun it for...
  4. sethwyo

    Very stuck minie ball, tried everything having to pull the breech plug

    Forgive me if I've missed something here but why don't you just take the breech plug out?
  5. sethwyo

    Belgian Colt reproduction

    Had some time today to do some reading, unfortunately it's all been on Google which seems to be quite inaccurate sometimes, But it looks like that Before Uberti & Navy Arms begin making reproductions of our cap and ball revolvers and other muzzleloaders, Another group of people in Belgian~ in...
  6. sethwyo

    Conical bullets in a cap and ball revolver

    I was looking for conical bullets that were used in the old muzzleloaders and found some of these pictures of what the originals looked like, If I or some of the other brothers here find some pictures of the original caps maybe we'll start a thread here about original percussion caps
  7. sethwyo

    Bullseye Shooting with Pietta Navys, some random observations

    heap of fun at the ol homestead here too. Thank God for our freedoms responsibilities and liberties that we have been blessed with. In many places in the world people can only dream of taking a cap and ball revolver out and blasting empty cans or punching paper
  8. sethwyo

    Bullseye Shooting with Pietta Navys, some random observations

    I'm glad you're having fun with your revolvers. I took my two favorite muzzleloading revolvers out this morning and went through a handful of bullets and half a can full of caps. Shot up targets from 10 yards to 100 yards , it's a lot of fun. But I don't need to tell you that, you're having as...
  9. sethwyo

    WANTED Want 1849 pawl replacement

    Going to try to replace the hand on my 1849 pocket revolver wondering if anybody has one they'd like to sell? It's a peeita
  10. sethwyo

    Is it recommended to bore out cylinder to barrel diameter on Italian replica revolvers?

    Remembering loading and shooting my first cap and ball revolver, the mold I had was way too big and the rb's fit in it so tight that eventually I broke the gun from the pressure on the frame from loading it, it was a brass framed open top and the bolt broke from the brass fram after several...
  11. sethwyo

    Is it recommended to bore out cylinder to barrel diameter on Italian replica revolvers?

    Going to just share some things that elmer keith taught us, you may get something out of it as you consider what size of bullets to use in your six gun.
  12. sethwyo

    Conical bullets in a cap and ball revolver

    🙂Thank you for offerin , can you post a picture of the type of slug you've got and the weight of it please? What I'm really wanting is something that is the same as what they would have used in , say 1855 or so, something authentic for my nostalgia
  13. sethwyo

    Conical bullets in a cap and ball revolver

    I am looking for a mold for the type of conical that the 36 Navy originally used, Maybe somebody's already referenced it on here ? I'd like to try the heavier conical bullet for myself in my 36 Navy
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