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    Navy Arms 1863 Springfield Hammer Question

    I had him double check the gun for me. Turns out it’s Pedersoli. Still can’t find any of those. Any idea if an original hammer is compatible with a Pedersoli 1863 action?
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    Navy Arms 1863 Springfield Hammer Question

    Have not been able to find a NA/Miroku 1863 hammer anywhere. S&S was the first place I looked.
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    Navy Arms 1863 Springfield Hammer Question

    A friend in the living history world has a problem with his Navy Arms 1863 Springfield (I believe Miroku). He has had it for a couple decades, and it appears the hammer is a bit soft and has rounded out a bit around the tumbler. Tumbler is still square, but the inside of the hammer is rounded...
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    Pedersoli Brown Bess

    Anyone know the thread pitch for the ramrod?
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    Pedersoli Brown Bess

    I figured I would ask this in this thread rather than start a new one. I have a few pedersoli guns, and I do like them quite a bit. Any mass produced repro is going to need work to look correct. I just picked up a cut back (about 3 inches) pedersoli Bess. The ramrod has also been cut back (not...
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    Researching 1816 Springfield conversions

    Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I just wanted to add that I have an 1838 dated and Springfield stamped conversion with what appears to be a factory rifling job. At some point the gun was cut down to just two bands, but it appears to be the early style Belgian conversion with rifled barrel...
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    SOLD Springfield 1842 model (lock date 1850)

    I know it's been a while, but this wouldn't happen to still be available, would it?
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