OFFICIAL 1861 thread (post pictures here)

[Major 2]

I cut the 61 barrel to 3" Avenging Angel.  it was 7.5 " OEM From EMF
I later acquire a new 51 barrel and had it lined .357 as well and the gun sort of dual barrel dual roll piece.

I suppose one could acquire a 61 barrel as well... having three barrels.     

[Graveyard Jack]

This is my pseudo-1861 Richards-Mason. It was an 1860 Type II in .38Spl that I fitted a Navy grip frame and factory pearls to.



Here's an early Cimarron ASM Navy.



This weird thing is a CVA/ASM Navy with the Legal Defender conversion and a non-functioning ejector.

[Long Johns Wolf]

2nd Gen Colt 1861 Navy RM conversion in .38 Long Colt for comparison.
Barrel was cut to 6" to make it a bit faster on the draw.
Long Johns Wolf

[Abilene]

2nd Gen Colt 1861 Navy RM conversion in .38 Long Colt for comparison.
Barrel was cut to 6" to make it a bit faster on the draw.
Long Johns Wolf

Nedbal?

[Long Johns Wolf]

Yes, Sir.
This is its Nedbal-Uberti twin.
Note 4-screw frame.
Long Johns Wolf

[Abilene]

Six inches looks good on those. 

[Coffinmaker]

  Graveyard 

Your pseudo 1861 is just too kool.  I really like the barrel at the Ejector Housing as well.  The gun just looks "right" and well balanced   

[Graveyard Jack]

  Graveyard 

Your pseudo 1861 is just too kool.  I really like the barrel at the Ejector Housing as well.  The gun just looks "right" and well balanced   

Thanks! I originally wanted to reshape the barrel lug to mimic the 1861 R-M's but that never happened. Sorta got attached to it the way it is. I know it's a little beefier and heavier than a real `61 but I really like it.

[Abilene]

Thanks! I originally wanted to reshape the barrel lug to mimic the 1861 R-M's but that never happened. Sorta got attached to it the way it is. I know it's a little beefier and heavier than a real `61 but I really like it.

Me, too.    And anyway, reshaping the barrel is way above my pay grade, and the ejector would still be wrong for a R-M.

[Cheyenne Logan]

 

[Cheyenne Logan]

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