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Have had my Umarex Colt Peacemaker for some time now, and loving it. The grip is a tad long in perspective, being an 1860 Army length rather than the proper 1851 Navy style, but the CO2 cylinder requires the extra length, and it fits my big hand well. Though this smoothbore is supposed to use...

Well, I decided to finally 'bite the bullet' and ordered the .45 Colt conversion cylinder from Howell's for my steel framed Pietta 1860 Army. It looks pretty good, and I will give it a try Saturday at the range. I got a box of Magtech .45 Colt Cowboy Loads for it too. I have an order in now...

Having gotten back into shooting my cap&balls in a big way, it's rather a PITA to sit at the bench reloading each gun, to shoot them again. So, I have begun investing in a few spare cylinders. Have two .44s for my Pietta 1851 Navies and 1860 Army - same cylinder fits both types. Got two .36...

Finally had the time to shoot my newest cap&ball revolvers at the range. A cool sunny morning, perfect weather! Range wasn't busy. Had two buddies there too. So I unpacked my four newest. Top is the brand spanking new Pietta Colt 1860 Army .44cal. Next is the Pietta Colt 1851 Navy...

Sitting here awaiting the BBT with my newest BP revolver, the Pietta Colt 1860 Army .44cal in steel. It'll replace my old brasser 1860 Pietta as a shooter. They tried delivery yesterday but I wasn't home. Cabelas requires an adult signature. I don't seem to remember that for the two most...

I recently got the Forster Bullet Puller Die, and am trying to use it to pull down some old Turkish and Yugo 8mm Mauser loads. I had hoped to use these bullets to do some handloading. The Forster instructions don't really tell much on adjustment. The die body is too short to allow the...