Recent content by Bill from NJ

Ron, I have purchased barrels from Green Mountain for my .50 & .45 cal. rifles. Excellent quality and accuracy. Highly recommend purchase.

Ditto on the firing all day (35 grains 3FFF powder and ball) without cleaning. Never once had any stoppage or negative issues. Damn how I love this revolver!

[ I believe this place is currently out of business. I would love to find a conversion unit if one was available. Actually I was just spending an hour or so trying to locate this conversion sleeve.

Ruger Old Army

I too want to join this fine group of American Made Blue Steel and wood ROA C&B revolver toten men. I will have to wait to post any pictures, that is until my son or daughter actually takes the picture of my 2 old ROA revolvers and posts it here. Thanks, Bill

Great question! I'm waiting to hear the answer too.

I concur with jimmyray... I never see it used for anything other than original purpose, and never as an aerosol spray. Much too expensive to waste on a ball lube/sealant. Unless you found a large tub/bucket of the stuff for free, I'd pass on the use for a ball sealant. The auto parts people...

Thank you arcticap for pointing me in a good direction.... Bill

Hello, I am looking for a leather holster for my Ruger Old Army's. I'm not sure If I want a single or a double carry at this time. The Ruger Old Army's in question are with the 71/2 inch barrels and both have adjustable rear sites. Oh, and a belt to go with the holster(s) too. Any...

Ruger Old Army!

Thanks for the great information posted.

I too am very curious about those weapons used during the American Revolution, especially the ones used by the American militia. Thank you.

I would just tell her that you now have to go out and buy another rifle to replace this one with paint on it.(LOL)

Hawkeye, I have shot BP .38 cartridges that were hand loaded over 40 years ago without any issues. Just try a few and you will see if they are OK or not.

Thanks for posting about the problem.... I was getting worried.