Black Powder Revolver choice.

[HALODIN]

Any pics? If not... is it the 7.5" or the 5.5" barrel? What grips does it have? Stainless?

[HALODIN]

I didn't think he made nitro cylinders for ROA's anymore... How much is he charging you?

I just bought a Ruger old army, fantastic tool. I also have the spares cylinder on my ticket so I can now get a nitro proof so I can use it indoors. Kershaw Engineering do it.

[bigfathairybiker]

If you go here:- http://www.cpgdesign.co.uk/#!__master-e ... -rifles-18
( takes a while to load, loads of javascript stuff )

And click on the ROA piccy... that's mine that is. razz

Mark

[HALODIN]

Not sure about that grip but the revolver looks very nice!

[bigfathairybiker]

It was mentioned by a friend to get a gun sock for storage protection.

So I found an old sock, put gun in it... hey presto... "gun sock".




Btw: The grip is a Hogue rubbery one. Quite nice, but I think I'll make a set of grips out of oak or whatever wood the old man has laying about his shed.

Also, I've found somewhere that sells six nipples for about $17. So I may order a couple of sets.

Mark

[HALODIN]

It's on my hit-list, looks nice!

[Marktattoo]

Went for the euroarms Rogers and spencer option myself

[redcat]

It was mentioned by a friend to get a gun sock for storage protection.

So I found an old sock, put gun in it... hey presto... "gun sock".



Mark

Not really advisable to store guns in socks or anything else that absorbs moisture.

Redcat

[redcat]

I wouldn't mind a .50 BP revolver, but have yet to find a reasonably priced one.

Mark

A muzzle loader?

Redcat

[bigfathairybiker]

Yup a nice and shiny BP .50 revolver muzzle loader.

The sock pictured was a old sock which I haven't used for over 10 years and it is still very dry. Obviously one that doesn't absorb moisture.

Mark