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    FOR SALE Flint Wallet

    Flint Wallet by my hand. I used to just keep a few flints loose in my hunting pouch, until I cut the hammered shucks out of myself while rooting around for something… so being somewhat prudent, I made a flint wallet. I liked it so much I made one for my son. He liked it so much I decided to...
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    I'm in a bit of a quandary

    Yes, Z, it's a Pietta. The more I look at it, the more I think I'm going to keep it. The timing is perfect, and it's very smooth. Besides, my son wants one now, and he's going to get one in .36, so we can trade back and forth at the range.
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    I'm in a bit of a quandary

    I checked the serial numbers. There are 2 labels on the box, one that clearly states it is a .36. Another, smaller one, just has a bar code and the same serial number as the weapon.
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    I'm in a bit of a quandary

    Oh it was definitely a mix up. Advertised as .36, and labeled as such on the box. The outfit I bought it from doesn’t even sell 1851s in .44 with a steel frame, and 7 1/2" barrel.
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    I'm in a bit of a quandary

    Thank you all for your replies. I called customer service, and told them of the issue. They are going to check what they have in the warehouse, and see if any, or all of them are also miss-labeled. If they can guarantee me they will send the correct .36, and that they'll hang on to one for me so...
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    I'm in a bit of a quandary

    I just purchased an 1851 Colt "Navy." I had a brass framed one way back in the 1970's and had a lot of fun with it, and wanted to get another, but with a steel frame. I ordered the .36 caliber. What showed up on my doorstep was a .44. A large part of me is like "historically, that thing is an...
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    Hello!

    Hello everyone! I have been shooting muzzle loaders for just over 40 years. It didn't take much effort on my part to get my son into the obsessive hobby either. Together, we do some F&I reenacting. Live in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia.
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