Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
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Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
Pietta 1860 Colt Army Model Cap and Ball revolver with color case-hardened steel frame and ramrod
The grips are Walnut.
The pouch by the belt holds a spare cylinder.
The knife is a "Patriot" by L.T. Wright
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Re: Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
Nice! How does it shoot? Are you using regular black powder or one of the modern substitutes?
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Re: Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
Lovely piece of kit there, XL! Congratulations! Really cool stuff. Do tell us how they shoot and if possible a range video? Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
I use Triple Seven FFFG.
It is a Black Powder substitute.
The pistol shoots very well. It zeroes in at about 75 yards and so is about four inches high at 21 ft.
I did a post on it HERE in 2014
I just posted the photo in the photo section because it turned out well.
It is a Black Powder substitute.
The pistol shoots very well. It zeroes in at about 75 yards and so is about four inches high at 21 ft.
I did a post on it HERE in 2014
I just posted the photo in the photo section because it turned out well.
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Re: Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
Great photo xl_target, very professional!
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Phew, that old thread from 2014 brings back a lot of cool memories of Clint Eastwood and Spaghetti Westerns and of course, our visit to your friendly neighborhood Cabelas!
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Re: Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
i sell colt 1860 original from my collection in 2013 years
Really good peace of history
For russian gun laws this pistol (including replics) its not gun, its antic stuff and no need license buy sell and other
Really good peace of history
For russian gun laws this pistol (including replics) its not gun, its antic stuff and no need license buy sell and other
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Re: Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
Russianshooter,
They are considered antiques in the USA also.... and no license is required to purchase one.
This includes Flintlock and Percussion Cap handguns and rifles.
You can walk into a store and purchase it like you would purchase a gallon of milk.
They are considered antiques in the USA also.... and no license is required to purchase one.
This includes Flintlock and Percussion Cap handguns and rifles.
You can walk into a store and purchase it like you would purchase a gallon of milk.
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Re: Standard US Army (Union) issue handgun in 1860
In Russia this not a licensed gun too