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    Best screwdrivers for Colt revolvers and replicas

    I'm getting ready to upgrade my much used Grace hollowground screwdrivers to new hollow ground drivers; specifically for working on my Pietta / Uberti Colt clones. I'm considering Brownell's Magna Tip SAA set as an option rather than the Grace 3 driver set of Colt specific drivers. Any...
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    Bolt/ trigger spring tuning question

    I've read about placing a washer underneath the bolt/trigger spring to lighten the pressure on the bolt and trigger. Obviously, the thickness of the washer selected could create unwanted problems, but has anyone tried this and had acceptable results? I've also read that just backing off the...
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    Cimarron percussion revolvers markings

    Could anyone with a Cimarron 1851 Navy .describe or post pictures of the markings on the barrel. I'm specifically interested in knowing if they have the same black powder warning as do the Pietta revolvers, or if they have the placement of Cimarron markings on the top barrel flat like those on...
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    Production year question.

    Not really a revolver question, but I saw this proof on a revolver photo online. I have a chart of Italian proof codes, but I don’t see this particular proof marking. Is this C P proofed which would be 2016?
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    Denver area gunsmith

    I'm considering re-entering the black powder pastime with the acquisition of a Pietta or Uberti revolver. As many have observed, these revolvers all benefit from some level of tuning. I'm uncertain of my abilities to properly tune one of these firearms, so I'm wondering if there is anyone in...
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    1860 Army replicas

    Hi, new member here. I know the subject gets flogged to death, but which of the currently produced 1860 Army replicas seems to need the least amount of tuning, arbor fitting, etc. to function satisfactorily out of the box? Sorry, I just realized this is a duplicate post.
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    New vintage 1860 Army replicas

    Hi All, New member with a question about new versus older 1860 Army replica revolvers. Are any currently manufactured brands ready to go out of the box, with properly fitted arbors, good springs, etc? I've researched this extensively on the net and haven't really found any consistent answers...
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