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    nipple wrench for 1862 Police

    I just received a Uberti 1862 Police, when trying to loosen nipples I found out that I need a smaller wrench :hmm: Any suggestions as to where to buy :confused: Dale
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    wedge screw

    I just received my Uberti 1851 London Navy, I forgot, so please set me straight; when removing the wedge pin is it necessary to loosen the screw on the left side above the wedge? :idunno: It has been about ten years since I shot my Walker and I can't remember. A mind is a terrible thing to...
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    capper for Pietta 1858

    Would someone who uses a capper on their .44 cal Pietta 1858 New Army, please tell me what brand you use? The cappers that I used on my Walker don't seem to want to work on the Pietta. Would sure appreciate it. :thumbsup: Dale
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    Remington Capguards

    I was wondering if anyone here has a source for Remington Black powder "Capguards"? I still have fifty left, bought about 10-12 years ago, they are little plastic gems that fit over your nipples, especially good for BP percussion revolvers. They keep the cap in place even after firing. I have...
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    1851 Navy vs 1861 Navy

    I am a new kid on the block here, I have in my possesion a 1847 Walker, made by Colt, not a clone. It is a limited run by Colt of the original, fun to shoot, but you almost need a tripod with it. I just ordered a 1858 Remigton .44 cal from Cabelas, at 199.99 + 49.99 for extra cylinder + free...
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    welcome to the camp

    Hello, new here, just joined today, have been mostly plains rifle shooter, but just ordered a Pietta 1858 44 cal to play with. Stumbled on this site, hope to get much info from you good folks. Dale
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