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Uberti 1849 pocket blowback
The caps are something I had thought of, but not messed with yet. I'm currently using remington no. 10's. They do fit well. I believe track recommends cci 11's, but I don't have any and don't know of where I can get any locally. I do have plenty of rws 11's that I plan on trying. -
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Uberti 1849 pocket blowback
Earl I've seen the cap post before and thought it was a good idea, but not sure how to go about installing one, especially in such a small framed gun. -
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Uberti 1849 pocket blowback
Md I'll take your advice and check both areas you mentioned. Somehow I was able to get five shots off once with out a single cap jam after installing the new nipples. I usually take the cylinder out and reload using a press. I may be putting the wedge in to tight leaving little gap, I usually... -
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Uberti 1849 pocket blowback
Md. Thanks for the reply. Those are things I haven't thought of. It was my understanding that blowback was caused by to weak of mainspring or nipples with to large of flash hole. As far as cylinder alignment it's good. I'm using a .321 ball which shaves a very small amount of lead when seated... -
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Uberti 1849 pocket blowback
I recently purchased a new uberti 49 pocket revolver. It's a nice gun and shoots a good group. The only problem I have with it is the hammer is being blown back during firing causing the cap to fall under the hammer. I've changed the nipples with the ones from totw. I also tried heavier made...