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  1. Wolfman0125

    Confederate Revolvers

    I have a High Standard Schneider and Glassick. I was curious if yours is marked Griswold and Gunnison on the barrel. I have been looking for one for a while.
  2. Wolfman0125

    Why are shoulder stocks so popular on the replica 1860 Army and 3rd Model Dragoons?

  3. Wolfman0125

    SOLD Pietta Starr Double action 44 revolver 575.00 shipped

    I bought it from him already.
  4. Wolfman0125

    SOLD Pietta Starr Double action 44 revolver 575.00 shipped

    I am not sure how to pm someone on here. Can you send me a pm or email me at [email protected] to exchange information? I’d like to talk on the phone to ensure we are both real people before I send the payment for the Starr. Thanks. I’m Mark by the way.
  5. Wolfman0125

    SOLD Pietta Starr Double action 44 revolver 575.00 shipped

    I’ll take it
  6. Wolfman0125

    SOLD Pietta Starr Double action 44 revolver 575.00 shipped

    I’m thinking that the reason it is not functioning in single action is because the “Trigger” is only a “decocker” on the Starr Revolver. The sear mechanism in the back is actually what functions as the trigger. In double action the little slide mechanism depresses that sear to make it fire.
  7. Wolfman0125

    SOLD Pietta Starr Double action 44 revolver 575.00 shipped

    I’d like to buy this if you could take 550.00 shipped.
  8. Wolfman0125

    Purchased An Item, It Arrived Broken. Seller Holding Back Repayment!

    Bill Thompson of Hammered Leatherworkz make a custom gunbelt for me that was too small to buckle I waited 6 months to get it. I returned it and a year later he still has not issued a refund for the $328.00 nor my rig. And will not answer phone calls or messages. He is a real Jerk!
  9. Wolfman0125

    Clay Smith Trade Gun Build

    One way to strip a stock without sanding is to use krudcutter degreaser. It pulls out everything down to bare wood. Even old oil, stain and varnish. I use a scouring pad an rinse with hot water. Works great!
  10. Wolfman0125

    Making Percussion Caps

    The copper looks better but is much softer and more expensive. Using brass I can actually reuse the hulls a few times if I want to be frugal.
  11. Wolfman0125

    Making Percussion Caps

    .005
  12. Wolfman0125

    Uberti Paterson

    Here is my Paterson.
  13. Wolfman0125

    Uberti Paterson

    Dixie gunworks usually has the loading tool. Here is my Paterson.
  14. Wolfman0125

    WANTED 1861 Enfield 2 Band Sword Bayonet

    Looking to buy or trade for an 1861 pattern Enfield 2 band Sword Bayonet with scabbard. Prefer a reproduction but original is ok if not too pricey.
  15. Wolfman0125

    Help identifying 1863 springfield marking

    Maybe it was done to help distinguish it from other muskets for owner identification if the unit stacked their rifles in camp
  16. Wolfman0125

    Original 1863 Springfield Musket

    Is there any way to research the background of an original civil war era 1863 Springfield Musket? Serial number on the bayonet is 441.
  17. Wolfman0125

    1851 Colt Navy with Ivory grips

    These were harvested from an elephant in the early 1970’s, when it was legal. Elephants are still harvested to this day up to two per year to control the population, and keep them from starving. This revolver was sold as having bone grips but I discovered through testing that they were not bone...
  18. Wolfman0125

    1851 Colt Navy with Ivory grips

    No, it is an Uberti. Real Colt’s usually have silver plated trigger guards and backstrap I think. At least my Colts do.
  19. Wolfman0125

    1851 Colt Navy with Ivory grips

  20. Wolfman0125

    WANTED Starr Revolver, Rogers & Spencer,

    I like the double action for it’s unique mechanics but doubt I’d ever shoot it. I just want to put one in my collection. I know the single action is a better design.
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