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Whughett replied to the thread My first .36 revolver.I assembled these for my three sons as Christmas presents two years ago. The cost was well north of $250 for each. The Pietta 1851, from... -
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Whughett replied to the thread RWS CAPS-1075 PLUS.I purchased 7K of them a few years back when the shortage was starting. I lucked into a K of Remingtons, old stock from an estate, and...
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Whughett replied to the thread 1873 Cattleman Cap and Ball Revolvers.Well that’s a novelty, I too own and shoot just about every model of percussion revolver made today, and several of them have...
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On your last question. There should be a screw holding the loading lever. Another where the lever attaches to the plunger. Picture for...
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Whughett replied to the thread Smith Carbine rat shot cartridge.They work well indeed. There is a YouTube video on how to repair the Flashhole when it eventually erodes to too large a diameter, or to...
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Whughett replied to the thread Smith Carbine rat shot cartridge.He mentioned covering the flash hole with paper. I too use 2F in mine but wonder if better accuracy and performance could be had with...
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I suspect it will shoot a doughnut pattern but go for it and see what happens. For my Smith catridges my choice is FFg and it won't...
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Whughett replied to the thread The Words We Use and How They Define Us.Growing up on the farm in the 40’s the boys Sunday job was to select the chicken or chickens. Pullets or older hens, for Sunday dinner...
