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Have a like new Spiller and Burr I can trade or an ASM brass 1858 Remmie..

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In good to excellent condition. Spiller and Burr Pietta Navy Arms Ridgefield import. Looks to have never been fired. Loading lever is tight as is the cylinder pin retaining pin. Action is great, three distinctive clicks. Hammer pull is a little heavy but not too bad. I inserted a Q-tip in the...

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Armi San Marco brass Remington in 44 caliber. Recieved for repair. Replaced the bolt/trigger spring. Owner was a "would be" Decided he didn't want it. Timing and lockup are good. Has three clicks. I see no issues with this revolver. Except for some dings, scratches and finish wear. Probably due...

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Probably a long shot but I'm looking for a loading lever for a Colt Dragoon. 1st, 2nd or 3rd model.

I screwed mine in and cut it off. The tang is part of the barrel.

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Colt Walker or Dragoon flask. Baby Dragoon AKA 1849 pocket pistol flask. Got these in a box of goodies. Was told these were for display and never used. I did test function and both seem to work as they should. Being I already have one of each. I'm selling these. Asking $90 shipping included.

Dang, I'm sorry about that. I never noticed it. If I did I wouldn't have sold it like that. Your welcome to send it back. That makes me feel bad.

I've took three of them off, they were not tight at all. Just watch the cylinder pin that it doesn't get jammed. As for the rest of your problem, I've no idea. Sounds like it might be cross threaded ?

Yeah that's it, thanks a bunch. Vic

I bought a Griswold a about 3 months ago. The shipping was $16.95, now its $50

Only chain fires I've had were from LeMats. I used .451s and they were tight. But they still worked loose under recoil. Tried .452, had to remove the cylinder and a rod to load them up. They still worked loose. Had another chain fire. Bought another and the same thing. And besides the balls...

I don't either. I also use the 454. I do lube my my Walker arbor/cylinder before shooting. 50gr or more are notorious for gumming up rotation.