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Revolver capping and chamber grease
You can mix 2/3's beeswax to 1/3 coconut oil and this makes a excellent bullet lube! -
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Pedersoli bounty hunter vs kentucky
I was going to post a link to here and tell folks that they could go there (Numrich Arms-) and buy the kit versions (perc. or flinter, .45 or 50,) of Pedersoli's Kentucky pistol for as low as $267.95 (.45 perc.), but most folks here already know it. -
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Fitting a spare cylinder? - Navy Arms / Uberti 1858 Remington
I'd try to grab a 90 degree facing cutter from Brownell's and slowly trim the face of the barrel and frame until a new Pietta cylinder snugly fir in it (Pietta cylinders a tad longer as well as a lot cheaper)! -
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Stuck nipples
Doesn't require impact driver, sledgehammer, torque wrench, etc... Rosebud tip on acetylene torch and "Ted Cash"-style nipple wrench (whether bought or made, no difference). A little 'warming' from rosebud on face of cylinder (enough to make cyl. expand -) all it'll take! -
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Stainless Cylinder
Sorry, don't come around enough (just found this thread)! Instead of leaving caps on a loaded cylinder (too dangerous,) you can leave the cylinder "loaded" but uncapped for long-term storage using these (the revolver seals linked are specifically designed for long-term storage). Also, they're... -
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Uberti Remington 1858 extra cylinders
In response to your posted thread "Uberti Remington 1858 extra cylinders (Topic#292219)", Post#1446498, check out this link for spare Uberti 1858 .44 cylinders from Dixie.