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Ruger old army loads
Remember that lead (and alloys) shrink about 1% after casting. While there are data on this, "soft" lead in the .45 cal range ends up about 0.001" less than mould size. Good moulds account for this such that the finished ball meets the specified size within tolerance. I reamed and chamfered my... -
Is it recommended to bore out cylinder to barrel diameter on Italian replica revolvers?
I had the same measurement issues on my .44 Pietta 1858. I ordered an extra regular cylinder and also a Shooters model cylinder from Dixie (which comes already at .456"). I rented a reamer online and reamed my original cylinder and the extra one. I also chamfered the chambers so the ball is... -
New Uberti 1861 Navy from Midway. Buyer Beware!
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New Uberti 1861 Navy from Midway. Buyer Beware!
I've had merchant disputes before like this. As a banker, I just call Visa or Mastercard and explain. Then the purchase is charged back to the merchant (i.e., Midway) and credited to me after the merchant has a chance to respond to whether they tried to honestly resolve and were within their own... -
SOLD Colt 3rd gen 1862 pocket polic police snub unfired REDUCED
Im new here. How to pm you?- SGB65
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SOLD 1860 Army antiqued "Colt internals" 11° forcing cone,crowned Pietta Shooter
Did you do chamfer cylinder, crown, and cone, is it a pro job? Just curious since I'm considering the same for my 1858 Remington.- SGB65
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