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just got done shootin my 1860 colt and need to know how to take off the barrel so i can get it a good cleaning.

Ok so i just shot my 1860 colt for the first time and cant figure out how to detach the barrel so that i can get a good cleaning to it...can you help me out?

I collect black powder weapons usually from the civil war and im looking to expand my collection with either more civil war weapons or some sort of flintlock firearm. It would be a lot of help to me to here what you guys would reccomend as of furthering my collection....keep in mind that I...

I am looking to buy a flintlock pistol next to add to my black powder collection and I was wonderign who has the most reasonable price as well as quality.

Im looking to purchase a flintlock pistol as my next gun and I was wondering who has the most reasonable priced weapon that is still reliable.

If anyone knows of any public shooting ranges that allow black powder weapons in North or South Carolina can you please let me know. Close to Charlotte would be great but ill take what I can get. Thankyou

For quite some time I have been looking to purchase a colonial firing flintlock replica pistol and I cannot seem to find a website that actually sells flintlocks. Many websites say that they do sell firing flintlocks but when I go into the category to look at them all they sell are the .45 Cal...

Does anyone know if this is possible or not? If so can you please give me a description on how to do it. Thank you

Hi, I have a .44 cal 1860 Army Colt revolver and I was wondering if it was possible unload the cylinders with the powder and ball already having been rammed?

Hi, I have an 1860 Army Colt Revolver and I was wondering if it was possible to unload everything from the cylinder after putting your powder and ball in and then ramming them down?