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Well, this Cimarron is such a handsome sidearm I could put on a set of ivory micarta grips, carry it in a fancy carved holster and belt and use it for a Sunday-go-to-meeting BBQ outing pistol. Yeah. Des

I lucked into an old/new Cimarron 1851 Navy today, NIB for $200 in a private buy. Seller says he has had the gun for around 10 years. Comparing it to my 4 month old Uberti '51 Navy shows guite a few attractive differences between the two. The Cimarron is made by Uberti. The rear of the grip...

That would be that John Wayne toilet paper, "It's rough, it's tough and it don't take crap off nobody." :wink: Des

I received a new sidearm a few days ago and thought I would pass on my first impressions. I wanted a companion sidearm for a Uberti 1851 Navy I bought from Dixie a few months ago. Something to wear in a cross draw holster but with a shorter barrel than another Colt Navy. I ended up ordering a...

Nope it was none of these. I thought for sure it was Track of the Wolf but no luck. I appreciate your assistance. Des

Thanks MSW for your time but that wasn't it. I thought it was Track of the Wolf, nope or maybe Gunworks Muzzleloading Emporium but nope again. I'll keep looking. Des

Gentlemen, I have lost a really good link to a blackpowder rifle company and can't even remember the name of the place. They offered kits for both percussion and flint rifles for xx price or would do partial finishing for a added price or completely finish the rifle for, of course, a higher...

Thanks gentlemen. I plan to order a set of Treco nipples in the next few weeks and soon as the weather warms up a bit I'll see how this '51 shoots. Des

So, after years without the smell of black powder smoke I bought a Uberti 1851 Navy from Dixie. Beautiful gun, smooth and tight. In the process of removing a couple of burrs from the hammer channel that were marking the hammer I got to wondering how I could check and see if the hammer was...