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I have not made anything in a LONG while but Tandy was great! I made both shooting accessories and horse stuff both as kits early on and then just materials for projects in Horseman and other magazines! Good Luck!

You should determine the bore size before firing it as specified in the previous posts.

EMF has 15% off for the National Day of the Cowboy on selected single action models July 19 - 26! Sorry, I just got the email! https://www.emf-company.com/

You "PREFER" the one that you were issued because that is the one that you are going to get issued ammunition for!!! If you like the 1851 Navy .36 caliber Colt revolver for its balance, etc. but your unit was issued Colt 1860's then the .44 caliber ammunition is what you are going to draw! Your...

Yea Traditions is Pietta for revolvers!

1851 Colt Navy Antiqued Revolver MSRP: $439.00 Our Sale Price: $370.00 1858 Army Revolver, .44 cal MSRP: $349.00 Our Sale Price: $290.00 1851 U.S. Marshall Colt Navy Engraved Revolver MSRP: $499.00 Our Sale Price: $445.00 1851 Navy Sheriff Revolver .44 Cal Steel/Black Laminate...

Dear David, Our shipment has finally been released from port, and we now have items that have been out of stock for months, many since Covid. This includes several Old South Exclusive, or rare, revolvers. Check it out. Sincerely, Lee [email protected] Back In Stock Locking Presentation...

There is also a version of the 1878 DA with enlarged trigger guard called the Alaskan. It is made to function while wearing gloves. Edit: OPPs! That will teach me to read your link before I post something!

Here is Uberti's CURRENT Pocket Police offering: https://www.ubertireplicas.com/product/1862-police/ Here is their version from 6 years ago: https://www.guns.com/news/review/3060803-2 Here is one from BT (2003) 20 years ago: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/985877256 No Capping groove in any...

This is .36 caliber. Hidden by the loading lever, on the round part of the barrel, it bears a very clear "U" in the bore of a gun muzzle maker's mark for Uberti. The barrel is VERY unusual...

Good Eye! I can't find a similar Denix. Both Cooper and Manhattan Colt knock-offs had that part built like Colt. Anyone have any other ideas???

Very nice collection 1KPerDay!!! Thank you for the exercise.

Its the notches! Trapezoidal bolt stop notches and great big leads into them on repros vs rectangular notches with tiny (if any) leads on 1st gens. And, of course, a brass frame. I have seen fakes with the notches squared up but you can't hide the leads.

The 3rd Model Dragoon and the 1860 Army below it are modern reproductions. The brass framed snubbie is also a repro.

Sorry StrawHat, I read right past your observation! I concur!!!

Are you sure that is an 1851 converted from .44 to 9mm??? It looks original and 1851's were not offered in .44 until the Italians decided the make them! However an original 1862 Pocket Navy Colt would be an excellent choice for a 9mm conversion. And then there are these cute little devils in 9mm...

Congratulations! The .44's are really scarce. Each time I see a new one listed or the ASM '72 open-top, its a .38.

28 gauge = .54???

Oh and Roslyn Chapel!!!

OK! Lets talk about Portuguese stone cannon balls and pieces of an exploded "Handgonne" or Swivel gun found with charcoal remains carbon dated to the 1300/1400's on Oak Island that match historic museum pieces in Portugal!!! Norman decedents of the Vikings start the Poor Knights of Christ and...