After a .36 M/L revolver, but quite specific.
Built like a Remington 1858, they had a shorter barrel around 5.5 inches and adjustable target sights. I seem to remember they were marketed by Western Arms, but unlikely to have been made by them.
.36 Muzzle Loading Revolver
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.36 Muzzle Loading Revolver
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
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Managed to locate exactly what I was looking for on Gunstar..... But it was deactivated! WTF!
So, anyone got anything in .36 slightly interesting? Prepared to expand my search criteria...
So, anyone got anything in .36 slightly interesting? Prepared to expand my search criteria...
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
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Re: .36 Muzzle Loading Revolver
How about a 44 with a 7" barrel?
Careful patching and you will have a sabot with the ability to send a humble 36 ball at magnum velocities.
Barrel length is nothing that a hacksaw and new blade won't cure and as for adjustable sights a portable vice and a good mash hammer will work just as well. I'd throw a mash hammer in with the price.
Why be so bloody picky?
Careful patching and you will have a sabot with the ability to send a humble 36 ball at magnum velocities.
Barrel length is nothing that a hacksaw and new blade won't cure and as for adjustable sights a portable vice and a good mash hammer will work just as well. I'd throw a mash hammer in with the price.
Why be so bloody picky?
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He could have had that Purdy lil thang I sold to you if he was quicker
He could have had that Purdy lil thang I sold to you if he was quicker
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And purdy it is indeed.
Not for sale though.
Not for sale though.
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Couple of bloody wags, you two.....! :55:
Anyway, would have had Kev's "Purdy Pistol" off him, but I had done a deal, or thought I had, for a 70's vintage Colt Navy. Even though it was a "Second Generation" the price was good and it was a Colt after all.... Er, no! It wasn't a Colt, but an Italian replica. In itself not an issue, but not at Colt prices!
So, I thought about the little .36 Western Arms I'd passed up 10 years ago or so. I've already got a ROA and a couple of Uberti .44s, and I have a vacant slot....
So, now widening the search. Anyone got a .36 they want to let go? Preferably interesting....
Anyway, would have had Kev's "Purdy Pistol" off him, but I had done a deal, or thought I had, for a 70's vintage Colt Navy. Even though it was a "Second Generation" the price was good and it was a Colt after all.... Er, no! It wasn't a Colt, but an Italian replica. In itself not an issue, but not at Colt prices!
So, I thought about the little .36 Western Arms I'd passed up 10 years ago or so. I've already got a ROA and a couple of Uberti .44s, and I have a vacant slot....
So, now widening the search. Anyone got a .36 they want to let go? Preferably interesting....
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
Guns dont kill people. Dads with pretty Daughters do...!
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Re: .36 Muzzle Loading Revolver
A 44/36 would be "interesting".
Come on Bambi get some
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