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.44 Revolvers, Largest Chambers' Diameter
Bored all the way down on Remington and short of the rebate on Colts. -
Maximum loads for 1858 Remington
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.44 Revolvers, Largest Chambers' Diameter
Every Pietta Shooters Model I’ve had (maybe a half dozen so far) has had .455” chambers at a minimum, most were .456” and one had .457”. Those guns will shoot about as well as the shooter can manage but so can the Rugers quite often, and they seem to run .452-.454”. Charlie Hahn used to ream... -
Percussion Caps Found
Does your family favor any particular Estate Auction service? 😂- Bad Karma
- Post #15
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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SOLD English half stock
Who made the barrel? Thanks!- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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FOR SALE 1 inch bbl T/C renegade stock 150 shipped
Rats!- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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Heeled bullets for cap and ball revolvers
A friend of mine was attacked by a lion in Colorado. Archery season and he was cow calling and occasionally bugling. He said he had no clue she was there until he was sailing butt over teacups and when he landed her yearling kit hit him from the side while she continued mauling the hood of his... -
Pietta Remington NMA Twist
The Shooters Model had gain twist but as far as I know all others are/were 1:30” twist. -
What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
My dad would be proud… 😇- Bad Karma
- Post #15,913
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
Some days it’s not worth chewing through the restraints…- Bad Karma
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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.36 vs. .44 "Stopping Power"
Jay Massey used to do float trips down the Moose John River, was asked if a .357 Magnum would stop a Grizzly bear. “Oh heck yeah!” He said, “Eventually…” -
Misinformation on GB
It sure helps to get the final bid up there… giving folks time to get emotionally attached to the item in question and make a second, or third, or fourth higher bid seems to have that effect. -
Testing .44 Caliber Stepped Chambers
I used the JB weld modification as well until I convinced myself that the flat nose profile worked well for me. -
Wads Vs Lube Vs Paper Cartridges
I’ve never heard of any blackpowder revolver exploding unless loaded with smokeless powder. Ever. Chainfires, in my limited experience and from the comments of others are really a non event. The ball or bullet leaves the cylinder at a hundred or so fps, doesn’t do much except leave a smear of... -
SOLD - Pending funds Ruger Old Army
If anything goes sideways, I’ll jump on it!- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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I gave in to
Clint Eastwood couldn’t hit anything with his Starr. Hopefully it works out better for you! -
1851 Grip Question
Great thing about the scratch build is you can use some really nice figured walnut and make the old girl into the belle of the ball… -
Wads Vs Lube Vs Paper Cartridges
One of my friends has been plagued with chainfires. I believe his loading technique (shaking hands tossing powder here, there, and everywhere.) is the culprit. Lately he started using the Pyrodex pellets and miraculously his chainfires have stopped… neatness counts.