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I did not know the Man but had heard of his Name mostly through the Forum here. I'm not a Rifle guy either but I can commiserate when Old Knowledge passes from the World. Hopefully, there is an Apprentice there to carry on. Deep Peace of the Earth to his Family.

...carry the revolver cross draw for right hand up front on a wide belt of it's own. Keeps the weight on the hips and doesn't pull your trousers down *chuckles* If you get one, check out Mike B's YouTube videos for ease of loading the shotgun barrel and go have fun making smoke with it. It is...

LeMats are a hoot to shoot. I love mine and it gets regular duty done out here in the middle of nowhere by home and hearth. 60,000 for an original? Best left to Collectors. regards!

Good evening, A Favorite is hard to pick as many here have said. I would have to think about which one gets shot the most so it is between the Walker and the LeMat. The LeMat edges it out I believe, so this one: regards all,

Good afternoon, Expat is off across the River among friends. Someplace where the powder is always dry and caps are plentiful, the beer is cold and the BBQ spicy. Like many I wish I had had the chance to fire off a few cylinders with the Fellow but Time is like that...

Good evening, I'm glad that someone put up Mike's video on how to properly load and make use of the LeMat. I've had one for years and more fun with a Cap n' Ball Saddle Revolver is hard to imagine. 50 grains of FF and some proper wadding and buckshot will make a...

Good Morning! New out of the box, the DA trigger pull is definitely stouter than a modern Colt or S&W. The SA trigger pull is smooth as glass and breaks clean. There were several reasons that the Army had STARR develop and sell them a SA version of this revolver. That...

Good afternoon! I would be happy to join the STARR Club. I enjoy mine, even the interesting DA or SA configuration at the trigger. regards all!

Good Morning, 'Night of the Grizzly' 1966 \ Clint Walker ( and a Host of Great Character Actors like Jack Elam and Nancy Culp ) regards all!

...a few rotations, cocking the hammer and then letting it down slowly. You will be crushing tin cans between your thumb and forefinger in no time *chuckles* There is some fine reading on the revolver available and I encourage anyone to learn about the history of the manufacturer and the...

The Author was lucky. There's something wrong with the mind of anyone who would attack another person for gain, whether it be sexual, monetary or else. I say or else because back on the 80's at a place west of Boulder, CO called Left Hand Canyon, I was shooting SA's in 45 with the S.O. when we...

Good afternoon, That is one sweet looking Revolver ( Capital 'R') Welcome to the Hangout! regards!

Good Morning! I love shooting my Goonerized Walker. I'm not engaged in the Indian Wars everyday so I can shoot mine just for fun. It is absolutely the best BP Revolver for both applying high velocity lead and setting something ablaze at the same instant! ;o) regards all!

Good Morning, I use a couple of those Ted Cash 'Snail' cappers. Keep the 10s in one and the 11's in another. Works great for the Walker and the other Cap and Ball revolvers I own. regards!

Good Morning! Bookmarked right up front! regards and Best of Luck!

Good morning Articap! I've gotten one of these Starr DA revolvers. Once you shoot it a few times, the trigger system becomes second nature to use. The Soldiers in the Civil War were not fond of it ( I hear and have read because when they were in battle...

Good Morning, Here you go, Whughett, The rifle at the end is a 48' Mauser in 8mm, the MP40 next to it is one of these Umarex makes. Full Auto or Semi-Auto BB ( Too Much Fun to be believed ) and the long gun next to it is a Crosman Pump .22 pellet gun from the 70's (...

Good Morning, My rack of Black Powder Revolvers is pretty paltry compared to some of the sagacious collectors on the Forum here but if you like to look at displays of such, I'll drop a pic in of the Cabinet from the other day. regards!

Mine are on display in a lighted cabinet in the Tank Room. My Favorite has a glass case with accessories on the main table in there. ( The LeMat ) regards!

Morning, Mike! Thank you, sir. The Schofield is a real tack driver with that long barrel. One more that I overlooked going through my folders: ( tho' I won't say that I have too many. They are too much fun to shoot, easy to clean too, compared to my Black Powder...