Cimarron 1858 New Army Conversion

[MJN77]

Don't know the specs, but I was getting "cloverleaf" groups off hand at 35 feet. The other three Uberti .44-40s I own are almost as accurate.

[Holden A. Grudge]

Watched a pard shooting a pair of the 5 1\2 inchers in 45 Colt at our local NCOW's match yesterday, and noticed the difficulty he had with "showing" that the hammer was actually down on the empty chamber.
Thanks again,

Bangor Dan

I shoot the 5 1/2 version in .38.   Usualy takes at least one explanation at the loading table that you can't do the standard check to see only 5 loaded.  Some have suggested a dowel that can be slid down the barrell but most will watch me load and see that I know what I am doing and not give me any greif about it.

[River City John]

I just instruct the one manning the loading table to 'peek' around the front as I hold the bottom of the cylinder towards the firing line. Just enough to see the exposed lead slugs at the cylinder mouth.

RCJ

[Major 2]

Using the load one,  skip one , load 4 method....if he is paying attention , and HE should be ,else why is he there !
He should be assured only five are loaded and that the empty chamber is under the hammer.
I have the same issue with my Type 1's