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That makes sense I do a complete teardown every time and the only screw to ever be loose is on the loading arm.

I have had much better guns out the box from Pietta I suspect "they" expect a functional firearm oob........some people and their entitlement am I right. 🙄

I have been edc a 58 out of curiosity and am surprised by the reliability. Very dry here so that probably helps but I have let cylinders sit for months and not had any ftf.

I am thinking that's next on my list looks like a fun gun to shoot.

We have two pietta 1858 navy models one 2013 one 2023 both cylinders interchange and both shoot really tight groups.

Maybe he like the subs better in revolvers,I do.

Call them and they will probably give you a return. I had a issue with a uberti 1849 and they offered me a return on the phone. I didn't return it just fixed the issue myself to be done with it.

Double aught buckshot at .33 or the eras gone mold conicals is what I use. Lee has a mold for the buckshot that works great. How much are you looking for?

Got Got it as a aid for the wife but the base is too small and the arm is too short for it to be of any use. I could barley seat a ball with it as was she couldn't at all. Screwed it to a piece of wood and added a extension to the arm and it works ok now. Slapped one together out of scrap wood...

Ask them why they only print the five star reviews as well. Been a shady company in my book for a while now. I purchased a v2 loading press and left a 3 star review they refuse to publish.

I have never had to sign for a pistol from Midway ups leaves them on the porch if we aren't home but we live in a high trust area. Also I had Midway on the phone over a 1849 that was broken when I opened the box and they offered me a return so perhaps they will.

Done deal.

How do you want payment on this?

"A common substitute is Pyrodex®, which has an ignition temperature of approximately 750 °F and is regulated as a Class B flammable solid." Time for some reality..........ffs.

I prefer the pyrodex and t7 in revolvers over black powder for a variety of reasons. 😆

Hard to beat it at the end of the day.

You know the year of manufacture? One of the wifes favorites shoots like a dream.

Not needed for percussion ime so far.

I asked the guy in the Butte,Mt. store if they had any and he had no idea. No idea what they were,where they would be,when or if they would get any no idea at all.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CYNVFP1P?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image Let me know if you have any questions or ask the maker here @BeardedGunsmith