I found and bought a Rem./Uberti revolving rifle today. The price was good, and I couldn't resist. There are few markings on this rifle. I checked it against the markings on my 1858 Rem./Uberti New Army. The markings are identical.
I checked the two R&D conversion cylinders in .45Colt that I have for the 1858 Rem. New Army, and they fit perfect. So, I guess that I have a Rem./Uberti revolving rifle.
I am in Florida for the winter and left my information on the Rem. new Army, in Ohio. Can anyone give me a good starting load for the Rem. New Army? Is the ball size .457? I have never fired the revolver using BP loading, only with the conversion cyl. in .45Colt. The revolving rifle that I just bought does not appear to have been fired, but I have to assume that any load that that could be used in the 1858 Rem. New Army, would be alright in the rifle also.
Thanks.
Chubbo
I checked the two R&D conversion cylinders in .45Colt that I have for the 1858 Rem. New Army, and they fit perfect. So, I guess that I have a Rem./Uberti revolving rifle.
I am in Florida for the winter and left my information on the Rem. new Army, in Ohio. Can anyone give me a good starting load for the Rem. New Army? Is the ball size .457? I have never fired the revolver using BP loading, only with the conversion cyl. in .45Colt. The revolving rifle that I just bought does not appear to have been fired, but I have to assume that any load that that could be used in the 1858 Rem. New Army, would be alright in the rifle also.
Thanks.
Chubbo