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  1. FlyingMountainBoomer

    WANTED .36 Revolver Parts

    Hi everyone! I'm assuming that most of you like to tinker with your boomsticks as much as I do, and probably have a box o' parts tucked in a corner somewhere from your tinkering endeavors. I'm hoping to find any of the following items: Pieta 1851 Navy steel frame and/or extra barrels...
  2. FlyingMountainBoomer

    WANTED 36 rb mold

    Anyone have a decent .375 or .380 round ball mold they'd part with?
  3. FlyingMountainBoomer

    Mystery Hawken

    Hi all. I recently picked up a neat project gun. It's a Hawken, half stock, with what looks to be a stainless barrel insert. I can't find any identification on it other than a bunch of proof marks. I can't find a good place to search markings on these, so I was hoping someone is familiar...
  4. FlyingMountainBoomer

    Greetings from the mountains of Virginia!

    Hi everyone! I recently found this forum, and I'm sure glad I did. I've been into shooting the holy black for about a year now. It started with a Traditions DeerHunter percussion, then an 1862 pocket police, 1851 Navy, and CVA trapper pistol. Before I knew it, I was rolling my own paper...
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