Ordered the revolver about three or four weeks ago from DGM. Woman said it'd be six weeks for delivery. My credit card took the hit for the proper amount today. Guess they are going to ship real soon. Good news.
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1851 .36 cal navy, pietta
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Justin.44
54 Cal.
Nice! Should be in your hands soon. Have fun!
Winchester97
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I just got a navy sheriff model .36, its the first c&b that has shot right on at 25yd. All my others shot 10"-12" high at 25yd, it was a nice surprise. Good luck,and enjoy!
I have a .36 Mod .58 Pietta on order from Dixie, also. I hope they ship it soon.
Dave
Dave
I ordered an 1860 army on March 5, got it on the 30th.
That was better than I expected.
That was better than I expected.
Got the ups shipping notice and it's supposed to be delivered today. Tuesday, 4-6-21. By the way, what size balls work best in the .36 cal navy?
.375 is probably used most but some like .380 better.
I use 0.380 balls. I have measured the chamber mouths on my 36 caliber revolvers and most measure very close to 0.375", so the 0.380" diameter ball is the one I use. Early on I had bad experiences with ill shaped balls resulting in frequent chain fires. While the chain fires didn't hurt my revolver, i found shooting with the proper fitting balls and caps with the result of no chain fires to be much more enjoyable.
the revolver from DGW got here today . Looks good.
Enfield1
40 Cal.
Yeah, I ordered a complete spare lock for my Pedersoli Bess from them and it took a month to arrive. It got here last night at about 1830 hours. It looks good. Kinda weird to see a frIzzen with no flint marks on it, yet.
user 48679
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DGW's been hit hard, between COVID-19 and the high demand for most anything guns.
So, yes, DGW's been slow in processing orders - but in the end, they're still delivering the goods.
So, yes, DGW's been slow in processing orders - but in the end, they're still delivering the goods.
DGW great. If they have what you need they will tell you they have it and will tell you how long it will take to get it to you. If they don't have it they will tell you that too so you don't live with angst. They're good people and do what they say they will do.
