Hi,
I would be hard pressed to criticize your fine pocket revolver. It would be great to use it like Wyatt Earp but you would lose a lot of associates and friends after slapping them on the head with this rock breaker.
One advantage to this gun, you don't even need a bullet, just powder..............cook'em with the flash, slap'em in the head that would catch their attention without doubt.
Seriously it is a somewhat practical conversion of a BIG and PONDEROUS pistol that was hard to consider.
Back then, the only way to make a powerful gun was to make it BIG, they did not have or understand the qualities of steel.
The old Walkers had an unpleasant possibility of blowing up ( the cylinder )
I honestly do not know why, I did not blow up the original one that I had in my younger years. I shot hundreds of shots through it. I really did not know what I had at the time. There was not a lot of information about black powder & guns way back in the sixties. Ignorance is a plumb when you don't know. Kind of like having a pet rattle snake. nice to look at, keep him happy and stay out of reach. What's the problem??
Thank you for your post.
Fred
