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FOR SALE: Like new (only 15-20 rounds) Traditions 44 cal New Army revolver with 8” barrel, 2 Uncle Mikes holsters (1 Hip, 1 modified shoulder), 2 boxes Hornady .454 round balls (total 175-185), 6-SliXshot nipples, loading stand, 2 bags 45 cal over powder wads (1 unlubed, 1 lubed), 44 cal Paper...

I think I used 2 parts beeswax and 1 part olive oil but it can be adjusted to your liking

I have a Johnson rear peep sight on my Kentucky. I did some measuring and the front sight is about 1/4" from the barrel to the top of the sight and the rear measures about 1/2" from the barrel up to the aperture. I heard to concentrate on the front sight so is the difference in height going to...

Well I plan on using 30gr T7 FFF, dry over powder wad and a .452 RB and then a little of my beeswax/olive oil mix over ball

First off I use Triple 7 which really shouldn't make any difference. With my Traditions 1858 I could load all six chambers since there is a place between chambers to lower the hammer.

Question. How long have you left your BP Revolver loaded?

No. the guy who built it for me said that even with the brass piece in place there was still about a 1/16" cap so he fabricated a replacement from walnut. I actually think it looks better.

Hi. It's a Johnson rear peep sght and I got it from Muzzle Builders Supply for $24.

I'll let you know when I get a chance to go to the range. Right now the weather for the next 10 days is either raining or snowing.

Well I just got my 50 cal Traditions Kentucky rifle delivered and it turned out fantastic. The guy who finished the kit for me did a great job. No way could I have made it look so good.

It's my new Traditions 50 cal Kentucky with a 1:66 twist.

I know every MLer is different and that you need to test loads but IF you're using triple7 fff in your 50 cal can you PM me with your best target and hunting loads with round ball?

Well I had thought about permanent but the guy who bult mine advised against it

No. He said better not to bond together permanently.

BY drilling and tapping the barrel the same as this one.

Thanks. I wish I could take credit for it. But the guy who completed the kit for me gave me everything I asked for. I couldn't have done it any where near as awesome as he did. Now just waiting for him to get the Johnson peep sight so he can brown it and get it mounted.

I agree. When I first contacted him I had told him I wanted something unique and maybe 1 of a kind. I think him came though especially that brass side plate