Shooting Remington Cartridge Conversions.m4v

A brief description of Remington New Model Army cartridge conversions followed by shooting a Taylor's & Co. replica with both black powder and Winchester smokeless ammunition.

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Sports

Tags:

• Remington
• black powder
• cartridge conversions
• 1858 Remington
• Remington New Model Army
• shooting
• single action
• single action revolver
• cowboy
• SASS
• Taylors
• taylors and company
• black powder cartridges

[ThePatrick6122]

can you hunt with a black powder revolver, you know to like deliver the coup de grace on a wounded animal.

[duelist1954]

@ThePatrick6122 It depends on the laws of your state.

[obamatheimposter]

Did you have to adjust the timming after installing the conversion?

[duelist1954]

@obamatheimposter This gun is manufactured as a replica cartridge conversion. It comes timed properly from the factory.

[SaVAg3xMInD308]

Where do you find the conversion at

[duelist1954]

@SaVAg3xMInD308 Taylor's & Co imports them.

[weitzfc1]

@9piecewood the plate makes it possible to go back and forth between percussion and cartridge cylinders. the question is why would want to bother with a modified hammer? a fixed conversion plate can't be easily changed, and will need a new hammer.

[96BroncoEB]

How much did that holster cost?

[sharpie443]

It's just like unloading a Russian nagant revolver.

[sharpie443]

I'm planing on buying that gun soon.

[9piecewood]

Why dont all the conversion cylinders just use that modified hammer, so you dont have to use that silly back plate?

[newfrontier45]

I think some folks are missing the fact that this is a factory-made cartridge conversion. Not a percussion gun with a conversion cylinder.

I love the Colt conversions and have a couple replicas. I almost bought the Remington, because I love the `58's octagon barrel, especially the short 5½" model but couldn't get past the funky ejector.