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    My 1st black powder pistol

    .32 caliber Colt?
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    Pietta Vs Centaur

    I have 5 or 6 Centaure revolvers now, maybe more... I've lost count... but I think they outnumber my Piettas... I'll have to dig them out and do a group photo, maybe also compare them to Pietta...
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    Shooting Combustible cartridges in a 1851 Uberti/Navy Arms 36 Cal and a Pietta 1858 Brass Frame 44

    please tell me more about that Red River Renegades range in Electra, Texas...
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    does anyone collect Miniatures?

    https://american-frontier-miniatures.com/Chapter-0-1-Introduction/ https://american-frontier-miniatures.com/Chapter-1-6-1-Currently-Recognized-Miniatures-of-Early-Colt-Percussion-Revolvers/
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    Joseph Scheinnig M1860

    Is anyone familiar with the Austrian Joseph Scheinigg Model 1860 5-shot .55 caliber percussion revolver (with a 4.5‐inch octagon barrel and Kerr loading lever and checkered grips and lanyard ring)?
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    New Holster and Revolver Bag

    look great!
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    SOLD 2 Pistols $200

    I'll take them, please send payment info
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    Is there a book that lists all the different c&b revolvers?

    all the different U.S. black powder percussion revolvers? or also the Belgian, British, German, etc. models as well?
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    150 yr. old "Outlaw Mule"

    Would you weld the hammer and cut a new notch ?
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    150 yr. old "Outlaw Mule"

    actually, the timing seems good with the conversion cylinder, but now no longer with the original percussion cylinder... the biggest issue is there is no half **** on the original hammer... if I hold the hammer in the appropriate position, then everything else functions properly, and I can...
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    150 yr. old "Outlaw Mule"

    what would you charge for this work? I do have all the original parts, including the original black powder cylinder...
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    Which antique colt percussion to buy.

    Colt 1860 Army, there are plenty out there which your dad could still fire Just look for a good bore, good finish, working action, and matching serial numbers is a bonus my own was made in 1861 and I still fire it regularly, albeit with light loads (e.g. ~15 grains of FFFg), which is...
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    150 yr. old "Outlaw Mule"

    interesting, only because I have been listening to her classic song "I'm gonna be an engineer" lately
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    150 yr. old "Outlaw Mule"

    mine has predominantly original parts, except for two or three which apparently had to be replaced (the wedge being one of those; another part was supposed to have been the hand, but I think the issue with the replacement hand is the original hammer has a different-sized hole for the original...
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    Ruger Old Army?

    by which criteria are you defining 'best' ?
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