Hahah! No, we had all just run along we rifle drill that ended us all dry for a transition to pistol. My pistol was a lot smokier than the other students. (Eventually I had to switch back to a modern gun though)
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Steel Hayes
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Here’s one you’ll probably never see again.
A 2016 Pietta (.44) Navy with laser engraving, even on the frame.
(And no , it’s not loaded. I have dummy caps on the cylinder).
A 2016 Pietta (.44) Navy with laser engraving, even on the frame.
(And no , it’s not loaded. I have dummy caps on the cylinder).
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What pepperbox is that? I like it a lot!!
Is it the Ethan Allen repo by Hoppe's?
It is. Good eye!
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Just picked this up at the local black powder shop 2 hours ago. 2021 Pietta. Going to try to shoot it tomorrow afternoon, after deer hunting the morning with my Uberti 60 army. It's muzzleloader season in Michigan! I wanted a Navy in 44 for a dedicated roundball gun, now I have it.
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Nice. I need a 51 navy. What shop has these in stock?
I hope to get out this week with my 2 band Enfield and whack a fat doe. My son needs meat in the freezer.
Nice I love that! Would love to find one of these.
I don’t care for the pietta pepperboxes , It’s just something about the navy grips that I don’t like with the pepperbox.
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That was a used gun at a local Mom and Pop shop. Ill pm you.
Yes it is. It was made in 1850.
I am in the UK so it is too complicated but I do not think I would want to risk causing damage to the old girl. However, in the 30s when my father acquired a London Navy, it was fully loaded and he decided to take it down to the station's range and unload it the quick way, every shot fired.
All my Navies are .36.
1860 Army .44 and a 1858 New Model Army .44. That's exactly how my collection started 20 years ago.
apologies for stupidity.......obviously not a revolver..
didn't have my reading glasses on apparently.
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