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thank you, kinda got lazy at looking on how to do it

I have a question about the howell gated conversion for the 1851 colt navy revolver. Does the gated piece just slide into the frame? or does it need gunsmithing to have it installed

I don't want it too look new, just to where it doesn't look like how it does now.

I know the safety is missing, kinda sucks that it does.

how much would the shipping be?

really?

I didn't know that

I recently got a hold of a SMLE that has been turned into a hunting type rifle, and I'm not liking how it looks. I'm going to restore it to how it originally looked, but I'm not sure about it since there's a hole in the receiver. Its a small hole, but it makes me feel like its unsafe too shoot...

The only rifle I own is a Mosin Nagant and I got use to that kick. I shot my uncles polish AK and the kick wasn't bad, just like a little nudge to me

I know that wasn't my question, and I knew about the 44sp being able to fire 44 russian. It was just a question about 44-40 and 44 russian.

The gun store that in the city has some sort of deal with cimarron and will have the gun or you can order it from them. also with the custom lifter, i think you can replace it with out it having a lot of problem. Shoot 44sp when i want to, switch them out for the 44 russian when i want too

http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/repeating-rifles-1/1866-yellowboy/carbine-1/1866-carbine-with-saddle-ring-44-special-19-in-rnd-c-a-218-a-s-1.html

Here's a 44 special yellowboy from cimarron http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/repeating-rifles-1/1866-yellowboy/carbine-1/1866-carbine-with-saddle-ring-44-special-19-in-rnd-c-a-218-a-s-1.html

On Cimarron, theres a 66 yellowboy chambered in 44 special. I understood you perfectly CraigC http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/repeating-rifles-1/1866-yellowboy/carbine-1/1866-carbine-with-saddle-ring-44-special-19-in-rnd-c-a-218-a-s-1.html

well, im not in CAS or SASS. i love old western guns, i live in south dakota. and I probably won't be in CAS or SASS, I just want it to shoot around. I know that getting the .38sp would be the more cost effective round, but I want something that's powerful and close to the original round as...

There is a custom lifter for Uberti '66 win and '60 Henrys that are chambered in 44Sp or chambered in 45LC, with the 45LC lifter you can load 45acp or 45 cowboy brass, so you can get the "real" tube magazine capacity

I live in South Dakota and close to Rapid City, so I can go to some local gunshops and they have the Black Hills Cowboy Action rounds. So they have .44 Russian and the other calibers. Or go to Black Hills Ammo and pick it from them, might be cheaper that way.

I was just wondering, and theres a special "cowboy" lifter for the '66 win and the '60 henry, that will allow it too shoot 44 russian as the if loaded at home can replicate the 44 henry.

I was going to purchase a 66 winchester in 44-40, and was wondering will 44 russian shoot in it with a custom elevator? I know 44 special would work, but what about 44-40?

i noticed that the navy and army grips on colts are different. least to me. and I like the london type grip, and its also a navy grip. I have medium size hands