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Caliber, brass or steel?
Caliber, brass or steel?
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Did you get the confederate model with the brass frame or does it have a steel frame?
Also what caliber are they?
I have a confederate model with brass frame in .44
Respectfully, Cowboy :thumbsup:
Also what caliber are they?
I have a confederate model with brass frame in .44
Respectfully, Cowboy :thumbsup:
Not a bad deal at all.
I am going to give the same advice I always do when I hear someone bought a new Pietta...
Get new nipples.
Pietta makes a good gun up to the moment they make the nipples, then they slack off for some unfathomable reason.
There are a number of after market nipples that will be far superior to the manure they install in the factory.
I am going to give the same advice I always do when I hear someone bought a new Pietta...
Get new nipples.
Pietta makes a good gun up to the moment they make the nipples, then they slack off for some unfathomable reason.
There are a number of after market nipples that will be far superior to the manure they install in the factory.
I apologize to pgh not part of the theme...
”˜Till 6.March of this year our low didn’t recognize black powder and muzzleloading weapon. It was procedure like for any others weapon.
Request in the local police station, taxes, obtaining the certificate that you are not convicted, checking in your neighborhood, than issuing of license to acquire. After weapon purchasing, you have to register that weapon in police station, taxes again”¦ and when you show to the officer flint or percussion gun, they looked at you in astonishment.
Now”¦ Since 6. March we have new low. Old weapon produced before 1900 and their modern replica ( without modern bullet ) we can purchase without any limitations, but necessary to register in police station within 8 days after purchasing.
But”¦
Police officers are totally confused with this low and they didn’t start with implementation of this low yet. We wait”¦
”˜Till 6.March of this year our low didn’t recognize black powder and muzzleloading weapon. It was procedure like for any others weapon.
Request in the local police station, taxes, obtaining the certificate that you are not convicted, checking in your neighborhood, than issuing of license to acquire. After weapon purchasing, you have to register that weapon in police station, taxes again”¦ and when you show to the officer flint or percussion gun, they looked at you in astonishment.
Now”¦ Since 6. March we have new low. Old weapon produced before 1900 and their modern replica ( without modern bullet ) we can purchase without any limitations, but necessary to register in police station within 8 days after purchasing.
But”¦
Police officers are totally confused with this low and they didn’t start with implementation of this low yet. We wait”¦
