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  1. saaman

    CLOSED Colt 1851 Navy by Uberti 36 Caliber

    2003 production Uberti Colt 1851 Navy 36 caliber in excellent condition. Bore and chambers are perfect and I installed Ampco nipples and defanged the hammer to reduce cap jams. Action is crisp and smooth. Trigger pull is very light, so be careful! I will ship for $315.00.
  2. saaman

    SOLD SOLD British Sea Service Pistol Reproduction

    Copy of the short British Sea Service Pistol. Probably made in Japan though I can't find any markings to indicate the maker, about 74 caliber with rust spots as shown in the pictures, smooth bore a little rough but serviceable. I have not fired it but the flint throws good sparks. Will ship for...
  3. saaman

    Pietta "Ivory" Grips

    Had one I put dark walnut stain on and then wiped it off. With use it has settled down from a light yellow color to a pleasing cream patina.
  4. saaman

    .31 caliber

    No one makes them this pretty any more--Uberti imported by Allen Firearms, Santa Fe New Mexico, 1985. Silver plated trigger guard and backstrap, charcoal blue. It has been fired a lot over the years but I have kept it clean and oiled so it retains most of the original finish.
  5. saaman

    Any recommendations for 1756 Heavy Dragoon flintlock replica’s?

    I bought a brass barrel Ketland pistol from Middlesex Village Trading Company and had good luck with it.
  6. saaman

    The Superstition Of Gifting A Knife, Is It Real?

    I never heard of this tradition until my Uncle gave me a knife and said I should give him a penny. Assuming the idea came from his Dad, my grandfather, who was born in 1899, I purchased an old Indian head penny and gave it to him.
  7. saaman

    Cap and ball revolver firing bird shot

    I was surprised to find this beautiful little Uberti Pocket Navy from the Doctor's collection at October Country is smooth bore! It has all the Colt markings and a letter of permission from Colt. It would do well with shot loads, but I can't bring myself to shoot it because it is absolutely...
  8. saaman

    Colt Navy Pistol

    That is a Palmetto kit gun from the Dixie Gun Works in the 1980s. This is a picture of mine that looks exactly the same. The serial numbers are on my Colt pocket model manufactured in1862 with 6 round cylinder while the Palmetto has 5 round cylinder like yours.
  9. saaman

    Hamilton Burr duel commemorative set

    I had a set of those beautiful guns temporarily before selling them. Just couldn't afford to keep them.
  10. saaman

    Ruger Old Army at 100 yards

    Not surprising--I get similar results at 100 meters shooting iron pigs with the Rogers and Spencer .44.
  11. saaman

    leather to hold the flint

    I have no problem with lead or leather though lead may give a slightly faster ignition.
  12. saaman

    Prettiest Cap and Ball

    The prettiest gun to me is usually the one at hand. This Uberti Navy just happened to be close.
  13. saaman

    Trying to Identify this 1860 Army.

    I am not aware of any recent production of stainless steel 1860 Army revolvers. I have several from older production and the frames are usually magnetic and cold blue has no effect on them. My guess is either yours missed the case color bath or the color was removed by someone.
  14. saaman

    1851 Navy Cylinder Gap

    That cylinder gap is excessive in my opinion and also the reason all my cap and ball revolvers are steel frame. I do think the brass alloy used these days is stronger than it used to be back in the 1960s, but if I want to shoot mousy loads I have steel frame pocket models for that. My suggestion...
  15. saaman

    CAP AND BALL SLOW MOTION VIDEO

    This article tells how to avoid chain fire and how he found no evidence of originating from the nipples. http://www.geojohn.org/BlackPowder/bps2.html I decided to try his experiment myself. I have pinched loose caps for over 50 years with no chain fire, so I tried leaving the caps off of...
  16. saaman

    Pietta big bucks ?

    That is crazy! I have one that I sold for $600 but the action didn't work and the buyer returned it to me--I refunded his money and shipping both ways. I still have it and intend to get some action parts to repair it. Bidding started at $250.
  17. saaman

    Is This A Problem?!

    That is how my Sea Service Pistol looks. My gunsmith installed a touchhole liner which put it a little bit too far forward though it still works. He removed the brown finish on the stock revealing some pretty wood grain.
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