Stan, where did you get the loading stand? Does it only do one caliber, or can you swap out .36 and .44? Thanks
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Bullseye Shooting with Pietta Navys, some random observations
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I've done at least 8 of them like that, and I love how all of them came out .
As the brass mustards up and gets darker, and the steel patinas up , they just get more of that "hard used in the field " look
I'm glad it worked out for you, it's an easy way to make them look really neat
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It's an RMC Ox-Yoke
It has plungers for .36 and .44, but I don't think it works for Dragoons or Walkers. Which isn't a concern for me
