My cap-n-ball revolvers

[tom in nc]

These all might be junk, but they're my junk. All are reproductions. Upper left, a laser engraved 1851 Navy, but in .44 caliber, below it my 1860 Colt Army, brass frame that I bought in 1973, upper center, the '51 Colt Navy in the case that I bought a couple of days ago, below it, a Remington New Army, with adjustable rear sight, right of it, a Remington New Army with fixed rear sight. I paid $250 for the cased Colt, considerably less for all the others. The 1860 Colt was $74 in 1973 and included, Goex powder, round balls, (bag of 100), and a tin of caps. Pretty much all I needed to shoot, except a powder measure. But the guy at the gun shop gave me an empty brass case that held the recommended charge, 18g if I remember correctly. The case was some kind of .32 or .36. It's been 50+ years so I don't remember exactly, although I still have it somewhere in my shooting stuff.

 

[ArmorerRoy]

Not junk

 

[ernbar]

No junk that I see here, just cool old stuff .

 

[Banjoman]

Not junk. Good stuff! Enjoy!

 

[Edm]

Nice. Wish I had my first that I got when I was 14. It was inexpensive but good memories

 

[russellshaffer]

What junk???? All GOOD stuff. Except the Colt in the case - throw that one my way.

 

[nick_1]

awesome. always wanted a box set with the powder flask. preferably an 1860 army

 

[AlinBHNE]

Nice bunch is all I see.

 

[Blackpowderart]

That's enough fun to last a good while

 

[Smokerr]

My wife gave me her ASP NMA some 10-15 years ago. I did not even know she had it. Not junk to me either, got to shooting it last summer and its been fun. It had a timing issue I miraculously was able to fix, very smooth action.

 

[45Phil]

awesome. always wanted a box set with the powder flask. preferably an 1860 army

got one for sale on here