Nice Shooting! Originaly They were shot mostly with Conical Bullets not Balls.
I developed Big Bullets for it.. If You want to add some power to it, tune it up with my new Bullets.With the right Powder, like 777, Swiss BP,KIK BP and Black MZ and the Right Projectile like my New VKV 240 and 255 Grain Bullets which are capable of exceeding 357 and 41 Magnum Power with more sectional density and a bigger hole!! Videos demonstrating my bullet are on my channel and Mr. Hovey Smith's Channel
Rotating the cylinder after that first misfire was not a smart move. All misfires should be held down range for at least a minute. That charge could have slow burned and gone off a moment later while not aligned with the barrel. And that is very dangerous. It usually damages the hand, and wherever the rest of the splintered ball goes can be lethal. Don't do that newbies.
Yes my mistake. The laws in Northern Ireland are slightly different. In Northern Ireland you can actually have pistols and owning a weapon purely for personal protection is a legitimate reason.
@TheAlexagius It's not that we love more blackpowder guns than others. It's just that we don't live in the USA and are able to buy everything we want.
i just bought the 45 long colt conversion cylinder for this exact same gun......if your looking for one,, i found it at a website called buffalo arms . com...for about 240 bucks....kinda expencive... but it shure beats loading and cleaning black powder... pluss no misfires...lool
i just bought the 45 long colt conversion cylinder for this exact same gun......if your looking for one,, i found it at a website called buffalo arms . com...for about 240 bucks....kinda expencive... but it shure beats loading and cleaning black bowder... pluss no misfires...lool
I got the same but without adjuntable sights, very nice big toy. Do you think it is more powerful than a "modern" 38 special? Somebody says it is comparable to a 44 special and I agree because the big impacts and wide holes it produces overpass the effectiveness of a 38
@newhuskytwenty man i just posted a comment on the 1858 black powder revolver.... i just bought a conversion cylinder that will let me shoot 45 long colt ....thay have another conversion cylinder that will let you shoot 45 acp ..... i found it at buffelo arms .com for 250 bucks if your intrested....
@460faust (meant adjustable) thanks for your reply, but firing a cartridge makes it a different gun, with different license in Spain. In France black powder guns don't require any license, "autorisation du prefecte policiel" as they say
After the missfire... You should have waited a minute to make sure the cap wasnt sitting there fizzling! Not smart. And is it a .45 cal or .44 cal ??? Looks like a 1858 new army .44 to me.
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Well now i sa someting dangerus that i never thought about before. when the cartridge clickt u cock the hammer and the trum spin, so if u would have bad luck the cartridge coud go off after, and ure revolver might explode
it depends on the distance you are shooting, you can increase or decrease the amount of powder, for example if you were shooting something 25yrds away and know that 20grains of powder will give you accuracy and power then loading 25 or 30 grains of powder is a waste, whereas if you were shooting something at 50yrs and weren't getting the accuracy with 20grains you can increase the powder to maintain accuracy and power. it's all relative to the distance you are firing
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Nice Shooting! Originaly They were shot mostly with Conical Bullets not Balls.
I developed Big Bullets for it.. If You want to add some power to it, tune it up with my new Bullets.With the right Powder, like 777, Swiss BP,KIK BP and Black MZ and the Right Projectile like my New VKV 240 and 255 Grain Bullets which are capable of exceeding 357 and 41 Magnum Power with more sectional density and a bigger hole!! Videos demonstrating my bullet are on my channel and Mr. Hovey Smith's Channel
MrKaido93 2 months ago
Rotating the cylinder after that first misfire was not a smart move. All misfires should be held down range for at least a minute. That charge could have slow burned and gone off a moment later while not aligned with the barrel. And that is very dangerous. It usually damages the hand, and wherever the rest of the splintered ball goes can be lethal. Don't do that newbies.
Ghstwn 5 months ago
do you have a lage cowboy style weapons collection? Also nice gun and all but why black powder? or do you like blackpowder weapons better?
TheAlexagius 8 months ago
@TheAlexagius
Blackpowder is legal in the UK. Cartridge pistols arn't, with some small exceptions.
Blaesht 5 months ago
@Blaesht i thought they were legal in northen ireland isn't that part of the uk?
TheAlexagius 4 months ago
@TheAlexagius
Yes my mistake. The laws in Northern Ireland are slightly different. In Northern Ireland you can actually have pistols and owning a weapon purely for personal protection is a legitimate reason.
Blaesht 4 months ago
@TheAlexagius It's not that we love more blackpowder guns than others. It's just that we don't live in the USA and are able to buy everything we want.
TerminatorFRA 4 months ago
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i just bought the 45 long colt conversion cylinder for this exact same gun......if your looking for one,, i found it at a website called buffalo arms . com...for about 240 bucks....kinda expencive... but it shure beats loading and cleaning black powder... pluss no misfires...lool
460faust 1 year ago
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i just bought the 45 long colt conversion cylinder for this exact same gun......if your looking for one,, i found it at a website called buffalo arms . com...for about 240 bucks....kinda expencive... but it shure beats loading and cleaning black bowder... pluss no misfires...lool
460faust 1 year ago
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460faust 1 year ago
I got the same but without adjuntable sights, very nice big toy. Do you think it is more powerful than a "modern" 38 special? Somebody says it is comparable to a 44 special and I agree because the big impacts and wide holes it produces overpass the effectiveness of a 38
newhuskytwenty 1 year ago
@newhuskytwenty man i just posted a comment on the 1858 black powder revolver.... i just bought a conversion cylinder that will let me shoot 45 long colt ....thay have another conversion cylinder that will let you shoot 45 acp ..... i found it at buffelo arms .com for 250 bucks if your intrested....
460faust 1 year ago
@460faust (meant adjustable) thanks for your reply, but firing a cartridge makes it a different gun, with different license in Spain. In France black powder guns don't require any license, "autorisation du prefecte policiel" as they say
newhuskytwenty 11 months ago
@newhuskytwenty When comparing energy, it had the power of the .45 LC or so (and with standard BP).
TerminatorFRA 11 months ago
Dear Santa...
Deathinabox5 1 year ago
no 32 grains of pyodex powder i use... it will take 35 grains at a push.
captainmark1 1 year ago
15 grain is for .36 caliber like my colt navy. It must be 18-24 grains...
suchy2005 1 year ago
About 32 grains of pyodex powder.
captainmark1 1 year ago
how much of black powder?
suchy2005 1 year ago
@suchy2005 It looks like 15 grains.
TerminatorFRA 1 year ago
its a pietta 1858 remington new army target model
captainmark1 1 year ago
Schofield ??
majipaneesu 1 year ago
Schofield ??
whats that?
captainmark1 1 year ago
@captainmark1
That's probably remington's gun.
What is This gun's name??
It's cool !!
majipaneesu 1 year ago
@captainmark1 A Schofield is a Smith & Wesson Single Action model 3 Revolver
cacklin1 9 months ago
@majipaneesu looks like a pietta 1858 remington new army target model
Blitz98K 1 year ago
@majipaneesu That's definitely not a schofield lol
HiCapacity 5 months ago
why does it sound like that,, TTCCHHHHAAAOOOUUUM
Allaisverige1 1 year ago
thats the last sound i want the motherfucker breaking into my house to hear
TheDanstheman3453 1 year ago 6
Russian Roulette!
MeyerLink89 1 year ago
@gatesofpearl yes this is right....many people cock it lik that
captainmark1 1 year ago
25 grains of powder
captainmark1 1 year ago
After the missfire... You should have waited a minute to make sure the cap wasnt sitting there fizzling! Not smart. And is it a .45 cal or .44 cal ??? Looks like a 1858 new army .44 to me.
dumbtrucker3 1 year ago
@dumbtrucker3 The percussion cap hadn't exploded so there was no risk of hang fire.
You got right for the gun, it's a pietta remington 1858 new army stainless target of .44 caliber. But in reality, it's rather .45.
TerminatorFRA 1 year ago
oooww disapooontment laddy.
TheMillrat 1 year ago
Big dinossaur, but nice gun.
ruyter51 2 years ago
It could be fanned just like the Blondy did. You won't hit anything but you could.
Zardoz215 2 years ago
That does sound cool. :P
lj2justgoto 2 years ago
that sound is from the recording camera.
It's like a big low treble loud bang.
Each cylinder holds 25 grains of blackpowder. BP revolvers are fun to shoot.
I have 2 replicas 1 ulberti blue 44 mag & one stainless.
HunterTom3006 2 years ago
Intresting sound when it fires.
isair81 2 years ago
Hay there cowboy dont be pointing that gun at me. . . Ya hear . . .
bjc2118 2 years ago
Thats a nice revolver there.
Looks like fun to shoot there also.
HunterTom3006 2 years ago
Now i know which manufacturer it is, I asked for it some time ago but no answers. This front sight design is only Pietta's design, not uberti.
TerminatorFRA 2 years ago
If it had sandalwood grips, it would be exactly how I picture Roland's guns from The Dark Tower series.
savagesanity 2 years ago
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Gladeator123 2 years ago
Shoot it like Clint Eastwood dose.
coalb389 2 years ago 3
@coalb389 yes thats right....i think all people would like to shoot like clint
captainmark1 1 year ago
@coalb389 yes thats right....i think all people would like to shoot like clint
captainmark1 1 year ago
@coalb389 yes thats right....i think all people would like to shoot like clint
captainmark1 1 year ago
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Well now i sa someting dangerus that i never thought about before. when the cartridge clickt u cock the hammer and the trum spin, so if u would have bad luck the cartridge coud go off after, and ure revolver might explode
iluft 2 years ago
Ook its no cartridge but bla bla blö ;)
iluft 2 years ago
big big sound
jmorgan1994 2 years ago
Nice
Xxoo0o0o0ooxX 3 years ago
I wanted either a .44 or .45 but cant make up my mind if i want black powder or your normal shells what do you guys think?
spiderelectra321 3 years ago
THE BIGGEST ONE LOL
crazymilkshakers 3 years ago
sounds like a cougar cuz of the echo
legolaray 3 years ago
Why do I see the primer flash BEFORE the hammer falls. This is strange. Can someone enlighten me?
nullx2 3 years ago
The camera can't catch up to the speed of the hammer falling.
claybreaker12gauge 3 years ago
damn
misterpoody 3 years ago
Ohh disappointment. Bastards still up. HA
brs19883 3 years ago
Is it a pietta or uberti?
TerminatorFRA 3 years ago
how much powder you using?
dime9876 3 years ago
24 grains
captainmark1 3 years ago
looks kinda powerful for 24 grains. does 24 give you best performance?
dime9876 3 years ago
it depends on the distance you are shooting, you can increase or decrease the amount of powder, for example if you were shooting something 25yrds away and know that 20grains of powder will give you accuracy and power then loading 25 or 30 grains of powder is a waste, whereas if you were shooting something at 50yrs and weren't getting the accuracy with 20grains you can increase the powder to maintain accuracy and power. it's all relative to the distance you are firing
creatine64 3 years ago
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HMMM FIRST TIME SHOOTER I THINK
BLITZ4209mmKuSHSmoKe 3 years ago
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Why on Earth do you shoot like that? I'd love to see you shoot a semi-auto pistol.
cyko199 3 years ago
nice sound xD
DreadsViking 4 years ago