@BKISCADDENJR The shotgun barrel is plugged. I have put a screw through the frame and shotgunbarrel to keep the gun toghether. The front part where the barrel are is only a friksjon fit from the factory. To prevent the barrels from falling off I have to drill and tap a hole and put a screw through this parts. I dont have this gun any more. Sold it to a western collector.
im amazed nobody built a conversion for this to take cartriges. this is a nice revolver. if you run out of ammo you could beat the other guy to death with it lol.
@choopdewoot I dont think it sells very well because of its large size. If it had been popular like the Colt modells they would most likley made convertinon cylinders for it. This is a true "horsepistol" (or revolver) as they sead in the old days :-)
were i to purchase a firing replica, do you suppose i could get a gun smith to convert it so that it could fire metallic cartridges, rather than cap-and-ball?
@Deutscheland1470 Yes. The gunsmiths of yesterday made convertions of the old cap`n ball revolver, so its fully posible to do so. You can also buy a cartridge cylinder for cap`n ball revolvers like the Remington. Then you dont need a gunsmith. You just put in the new cylinder and start shooting right away. But the new cylinders are quite expencive I belive. Ask in a gunshop for price etc. Cheers Rune
Pietta makes working replica's even the shotgun under the barrel fires, it'll only set you back $850. In my opinion it's worth it, this is my favorite black powder revolver ever made. =)
@xXGATE13xXHD It will not shoot right out of the box. You must drag off the barrel and drill open the nippels (with 1,5mm drillbit). The barrel is open so thats all you neeed to do. Cheers Rune
@RonanMacQuarrie Dr Jean A F Le Mat of New Orleans patented this revolver in America in 1856 and was assisted by PGT Beauregard. Production where unsuccessful and Le Mat went to Paris. There Dr Girard became Le Mats partner. They sold to the confederacy aprox 900 revolvers for the army and aprox 600 for the navy. The revolvers was used by both Genaral JEB Stuart and General PGT Beauregard amongst others.
very interesting weapon you have there. it was very popular in the American Civil War and was used mostly by the Confederacy, the Union as i understand it, went with the Colt Single Action Army.
@TheTravelingbard Jup. It was a weapon mostly used by the Confederates, but only aprox 2000 revolvers where made. All the weaponfactories (SP?) where in the north, but the south tryed to make some guns also. Most of the guns used by the south where imported or taken from the union troops. The LeMat is indeed an interesting weapon.
@Theguns491 Løpet er åpent fra fabrikk. For å demontere revolveren er det bare å dra løpet rett av. Det er ikke festet på noen måte. Hele løpsdelen henger fast i ramma med friksjon. Hanen var riktignok noe kort. Jeg satte inn en 4mm skrue for å forlenge den, så hammeren skulle nå frem til nipplene. Har bare prøvd to hetter og begge gikk av. Revolveren er laget av sink og vil troligens ikke tåle trykket hvis man lader med svartkrutt. Den fungerer nå som en kruttlapp revolver. Kun for morro.
You should do a video with the shotgun on the botton!
BKISCADDENJR 1 month ago
@BKISCADDENJR The shotgun barrel is plugged. I have put a screw through the frame and shotgunbarrel to keep the gun toghether. The front part where the barrel are is only a friksjon fit from the factory. To prevent the barrels from falling off I have to drill and tap a hole and put a screw through this parts. I dont have this gun any more. Sold it to a western collector.
MrRuneRebel 1 month ago
im amazed nobody built a conversion for this to take cartriges. this is a nice revolver. if you run out of ammo you could beat the other guy to death with it lol.
choopdewoot 1 month ago
@choopdewoot I dont think it sells very well because of its large size. If it had been popular like the Colt modells they would most likley made convertinon cylinders for it. This is a true "horsepistol" (or revolver) as they sead in the old days :-)
MrRuneRebel 1 month ago
That is a HUGE fucking pistol! I had no idea it was this big!
halopartyboy 2 months ago
@halopartyboy Yes its a big and heavy revolver. It wont fit in any normal size holsters.
MrRuneRebel 2 months ago
were i to purchase a firing replica, do you suppose i could get a gun smith to convert it so that it could fire metallic cartridges, rather than cap-and-ball?
Deutscheland1470 2 months ago
@Deutscheland1470 Yes. The gunsmiths of yesterday made convertions of the old cap`n ball revolver, so its fully posible to do so. You can also buy a cartridge cylinder for cap`n ball revolvers like the Remington. Then you dont need a gunsmith. You just put in the new cylinder and start shooting right away. But the new cylinders are quite expencive I belive. Ask in a gunshop for price etc. Cheers Rune
MrRuneRebel 2 months ago
Pietta makes working replica's even the shotgun under the barrel fires, it'll only set you back $850. In my opinion it's worth it, this is my favorite black powder revolver ever made. =)
DAKOTA56777 5 months ago
that thing must weigh a ton
gunmaker9758 6 months ago
@gunmaker9758 its only like 5 pounds lol
civilwartank1 4 months ago
you can pay a mexican 50 bucks to put a fireing pin in it
jkgunsword44 6 months ago
feckin beast of a gun
triggerhappynumskull 8 months ago
Damn i never realized How HUGE the Lemat was
Nick3889 8 months ago
That thing is insanely huge!
JohnnyTwoStep89 8 months ago
@JohnnyTwoStep89 Jup. Its a big revolver. It dont fit in normal size holsters.
MrRuneRebel 8 months ago
@MrRuneRebel if i chamber a blank firing gun will it shoot then?? sorry my english are not so good thanks for you r help mrrune =))
xXGATE13xXHD 2 months ago
@xXGATE13xXHD It will not shoot right out of the box. You must drag off the barrel and drill open the nippels (with 1,5mm drillbit). The barrel is open so thats all you neeed to do. Cheers Rune
MrRuneRebel 2 months ago
@JohnnyTwoStep89 that is what she said
Deutscheland1470 3 months ago
So Jayne Cobb is a Confederate?
RonanMacQuarrie 8 months ago
@RonanMacQuarrie Dr Jean A F Le Mat of New Orleans patented this revolver in America in 1856 and was assisted by PGT Beauregard. Production where unsuccessful and Le Mat went to Paris. There Dr Girard became Le Mats partner. They sold to the confederacy aprox 900 revolvers for the army and aprox 600 for the navy. The revolvers was used by both Genaral JEB Stuart and General PGT Beauregard amongst others.
MrRuneRebel 8 months ago
very interesting weapon you have there. it was very popular in the American Civil War and was used mostly by the Confederacy, the Union as i understand it, went with the Colt Single Action Army.
TheTravelingbard 9 months ago
@TheTravelingbard Jup. It was a weapon mostly used by the Confederates, but only aprox 2000 revolvers where made. All the weaponfactories (SP?) where in the north, but the south tryed to make some guns also. Most of the guns used by the south where imported or taken from the union troops. The LeMat is indeed an interesting weapon.
MrRuneRebel 9 months ago
denix lager replica våpen. Hvordan fikk du denne til å skyte?
Theguns491 11 months ago
@Theguns491 Løpet er åpent fra fabrikk. For å demontere revolveren er det bare å dra løpet rett av. Det er ikke festet på noen måte. Hele løpsdelen henger fast i ramma med friksjon. Hanen var riktignok noe kort. Jeg satte inn en 4mm skrue for å forlenge den, så hammeren skulle nå frem til nipplene. Har bare prøvd to hetter og begge gikk av. Revolveren er laget av sink og vil troligens ikke tåle trykket hvis man lader med svartkrutt. Den fungerer nå som en kruttlapp revolver. Kun for morro.
MrRuneRebel 11 months ago