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There's a die ,one can buy to make their own. Not ar reliable but it works.- buckleymarka56
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Yes I know now. For 75 bucks and Never being fired. I thought it was a heck of a deal.- buckleymarka56
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I never say the box. I was sold to me In a leather holster. Apparently this is a peitta stamp. At least what I've read. *** was their stamp. This was under the plunger.- buckleymarka56
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Yes I took it off because it was so stiff the cylinder would not rotate very easily. according to the markings on the gun it was made in 1975 and it has never been fired. It must have sat in a holster or some kind of protector all these years because it had no rust on it whatsoever- buckleymarka56
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Yes but I have grease I cam put on it instead.- buckleymarka56
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These are all the markings I can see. According to the *** under the loading lever its a pietta.. The AA means it was made in 1975. Thanks for your help. Mark- buckleymarka56
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I know it's a reproduction made in 1975. Trying to find out Who made it- buckleymarka56
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when I got it, first thing I did was cool it. It was very stiff, but rotated and was on time. I brought it home, took it apart and cleaned the mfg grease off the cylinder shaft, with a wire brush and hoppes. With the cylinder hole and shaft cleaned and oiled, it spins freely now. I ran a small...- buckleymarka56
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Yes for being never fired, and 75 bucks,couldn't pass it up. Lol Do you know these stamps?- buckleymarka56
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Ok fellow shooters what did I buy? see pics. It's says Navy Arms , Ridgefield NJ. BP only 36cal. See markings, It's not a peitra, checked with them. I know the AA means it was made in 1975. This gun has Never been fired. When I got it you could pull the hammer back in the cylinder would barely...- buckleymarka56
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Who would buy a gun and not shoot it? Anyway. It says Navy arms, in NJ. But they closed up when owner died. It's not a pretty, checked with them They said no, not ours.- buckleymarka56
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Yrs , that i know,I want to know why made it and when. I shoot BP alot, it has Never been fired. The barrel and cylinder were spotless. I think it's a reproduction of a 1860 colt. But not positive. I'm going to shoot it next week and start with 15grs- buckleymarka56
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I bought this pistol for 75 bucks. It's never been fired. Anyone know these markings Amy help is appreciated- buckleymarka56
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Hello from Texas!
Welcome. I live in Ft Worth. Would LOVE a chance to hunt pigs with my kibler colonial 50. Mark- buckleymarka56
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Ok guys and gals. I recently bought a Pedersoli 45cal flintlock pistol. I like the gun, absolutely hate the trigger pull. And I personally think the frizzen could be harder. Now based off my knowledge of shooting a Kibler colonial, I don't think the frizzen is speaking every time. I make mo...- buckleymarka56
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My boss at the outdoor range found a package of these. ( see pics) What are they, and what gun uses them. Thanks In advance Mark- buckleymarka56
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