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• Posted in thread: what revolver do you use when you carry? on 09/22/2011 at 8:56PM
  I got several:1967 Colt Police Positive with elephant ivory.1966 Colt Detective Special1977 Colt
  Detective SpecialS&W Model 60-9 with elephant ivoryS&W Model 649

• Posted in thread: Advice on Flintlock Firearms... on 04/11/2011 at 6:41PM
  I agree with Txnorton and eaglenestor ~ Sixty plus shots is not unreasonable on a quality tuned lock. You
  may have to shape the edge some, but that's a part of it. I've had the best luck with the dark...

• Posted in thread: Thinking about a mosin? on 04/03/2011 at 8:41PM
  About eight years ago a friend offered me a Mosin Nagant Carbine for $60. He had bought five of them at
  that price. I said sure ~ next day he brought me an unissued 1944 model. I gave it a good cleani...

• Posted in thread: Are Uberti c&b's any better? on 01/30/2011 at 9:36AM
  I have 2 Uberti C&B revolvers and two Cimarron(s). The two Cimarron cartridge guns needed some work right
  out of the box. But are good shooters now. The C&B(s) have been great from day one. No complai...

• Posted in thread: Accuracy of Land Pattern/Brown Bess musket on 01/13/2011 at 6:41PM
  I've been shooting Brown Bess muskets for over 25 years now. My first was a Dixie Gun Works (Japanese),
  and my current one is a Pedersoli Carbine. I have always had good accuracy out to 100 yards. Min...

• Posted in thread: 1858 revolver with ivory grips on 01/11/2011 at 12:06PM
  Can I ask where you found your grips. I like the look of them.

• Posted in thread: Colt Address on Non-Colt Percussion Revolvers on 12/22/2009 at 6:55AM
  These were made by Army San Marco. Colt stampings - wrong caliber, They are .44 instead of the correct
  .36 for the Navy Model. Note the rebated cylinders.

• Posted in thread: Colt Address on Non-Colt Percussion Revolvers on 11/10/2009 at 8:56AM
  They are out there - Dixie Gun Works got a shipment in back in the 80s that were marked that way. I
  bought an Italian 1860 Army and a Walker that had the Colt address on the top of the barrel from the...

• Posted in thread: Colt Police Positive .38 (pics) on 01/01/2009 at 6:45PM
  That would be a .38 Colt, not .38 S&W. Both calibres of ammunition are available at
  Midway.www.midwayusa.com

• Posted in thread: .44 colt black powder pistol on 09/21/2008 at 7:31PM
  The 1860 Army, 1851 and 1861 Navies all had the Naval Battle Scene. Correct date - battle was between the
  Texas and Mexican Navies. What you can look for in further identification is calibre. The 44 w...