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Pretty much everything he has mumbled has confused me.

What did this mean then? quote "The screw head spacer you use for arbor end fit seems like a reasonably good idea though "

The 1848-1849s and the 1862s all have the same frame just the 36s have rebated cylinders for the bigger cal. 1849s were 31 cal and made with 5 and 6 shot cylinders. All pocket Police and Navies were only 5 shot 36 cal. NOTE: This does Not include what Pietta sells as an 1862 pocket. Theirs is...

I would have paid that but go a better deal.

I suggest you read up on that a little better. The screw in the arbor's that Mike works on is for wedge adjustment. You don't screw it in and out to adjust the arbor length!

HEY! I just looked and you did that on ALL of my guns Mike! Whatever am I gonna do now? Iffin I send em back can you weld up the holes so they won't fall apart on me?

Half of the quart of Gatofeo I have is 10 years old and still good.

I have a half a tub of the Dixie tallow that I can send you. I have a quart of the lube made that will probably last me till I die.

Mike, you forgot to mention the extra grease groove in the arbor!

20 grains of Swiss 3F, lubed wads and .380 home cast balls.

This is hands down, the Finest black powder revolver I own. I admit I used a rest for the barrel today because I wanted to check the gun and not me. I hate to say it but I am also on 4 liters of oxygen 24-7 so just walking out to put the target up is a chore. At 15 yards my group for 48 rounds...

Track of the Wolf.

I still use his lube on my wads.

This beauty will be smokin' it up Saturday!

What is the serial number?

I wish you didn't live so far away. I would enjoy an afternoon talking to you, Sir.

Some people don't want to know the truth...

Good Luck.

I have close to 40 more and can't shootem all! On powder measures, I got in a big fight years ago on Gunslingers Gulch when I proved that one type measure was way off to one guy that insisted he was loading 50 grains in an 1858. My pictures showed the truth.

2nd, I've shot a lot of Olde Eynsford and still have some I am using right now. I like it and it's way better than Goex but the Swiss 3F is my favorite. In the standard ROA cylinder 30 grains fits good. When I tried 35 it was just too much. I never tried it in the Classic Ballistix cylinder...