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    Colt navy .36 reproduction or real… help!

    Help! bought this today for 150 dollars (took a chance on it) I was told .36 colt navy only has one id# stamp, pretty cool gun would love to learn more about it! I think it’s a replica , tho the person I got it from believed that it was a real 1856. Would love to see what it’s worth and the year...
  2. Shad Banta

    Risks of measuring your charge with the spout/suggested charges? (percussion pistol)

    I'm relatively new to black powder shooting and I was wondering if there are any potential hazards if I were to measure a charge with an 18 grain spout versus using a powder measure to load the same size charge. I own a Pietta 1851 Navy "Yank" in .36 caliber and I have a colt style powder...
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    • .36 caliber discussion percussion pistols powder charge powder flask powder measure powder measuring safety
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    SOLD .36 cal Traditions Shenandoah Flintlock

    I have a used .36 cal Traditions Shenandoah Flintlock Rifle for $550. Has a 1:48 twist and a 33.5" barrel, adjustable buckhorn rear sight, brass blade front sight. Also has an L&R Replacement Lock. I've only shot a few loads through it as it weighs 8 lbs (maybe a little more) and is too heavy...
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    SOLD NIB Pietta 1851 Navy .36 Cal.

    NIB Pietta 1851 Navy, .36 Caliber, Steel Frame. $225 plus shipping.
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