Pietta 1873 Lineup

Started by Fox Creek Kid, September 09, 2016, 03:03:13 AM

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Fox Creek Kid

Great video from Marstar in Canada. Prices are Canadian of course:



45 Dragoon

Nice guns but he tries to scratch every cylinder he turns. Good thing they come with that " Marstar ironclad warranty "!!!

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Coffinmaker

Ahem!!  Where's the Cap Guns??  No Cap Guns???  Besides the fact the clown doesn't know how to cycle a Single Action so you don't get "Ring Around the Cylinder,"  there's no CAP GUNS!!!  Nothing but those silly Suppository Shooters.  Humpff!!  Wadda TWIT!!

Coffinmaker

PS:  Wanna bet he don't know how to "Load One - Skip One" either??

Coffinmaker

Oh, Wait, My BAD.  It's a Pietta 1873 "Reproduction" piece.  On the SAA "Clones" (Barf) board.  I hate the term "Clones" or "Clone" or
couldn't ya tell??

HE still doesn't know squat!!

Coffinmaker

Buffalo Creek Law Dog

I have three Piettas that I use for CAS that I bought from Marstar ten years ago.  I use them more than my Ruger Vaqueros.  Nice guns, no problems.
SASS 66621
BOLD 678
AFS 43
NFA
ABPA

Jake C

Pietta makes a fine SAA repro, and that is a fact  ;D solid pistols.
Win with ability, not with numbers.- Alexander Suvorov, Russian Field Marshal, 1729-1800

Cliff Fendley

Pietta is really stepping up their quality but I don't want that guy handling my single actions.
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Johnson County Rangers

F4DPhantomII

Quote from: Coffinmaker on September 09, 2016, 08:56:14 AM
Ahem!!  Where's the Cap Guns??  No Cap Guns???  Besides the fact the clown doesn't know how to cycle a Single Action so you don't get "Ring Around the Cylinder,"  there's no CAP GUNS!!!  Nothing but those silly Suppository Shooters.  Humpff!!  Wadda TWIT!!

Coffinmaker

PS:  Wanna bet he don't know how to "Load One - Skip One" either??

So what does he do wrong.I am new to this.And what are "cap guns"?

Kent Shootwell

He's spinning the cylinder with his finger while cocking the hammer. Cap gun is what the fellows call cap and ball revolvers aka 1851, 1858, and the like.
Little powder much lead shoots far kills dead.
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F4DPhantomII

Got cha I have a Pietta made 1860 replica.

treebeard

Many of us grew up with automatic pistols. This is especially true of those younger than the baby boomers.  Is there a tutorial video on the proper cycling of a SAA?

I love my black powder frame Pietta SAA-- brand new it was properly timed which surprised me after all the horror stories I have heard.

Galloway

QuoteWanna bet he don't know how to "Load One - Skip One" either??

I'd get banned if I gave my thoughts on gen x gun enthusiasts!

Kent Shootwell

It's not complex enough to warrant a video. Just pull the hammer back to half cock open the gate and put one cartridge in then turn the cylinder past one chamber and load the third hole. Then turn the cylinder to load the next three and close the gate pull the hammer to full cock and lower it to fully down. You can practice with empty cases and as long as you don't fiddle around you'll easily do it right in the dark on horse back at a lope. Any time the hammer is raised make a habit of making the full cycle to get it to the full down position. Turning the cylinder with your fingers is only done to load, unload, or inspecting the pistol. Others may want to polish these words but I think that covers it.
Little powder much lead shoots far kills dead.
Member, whiskey livers
AKA Phil Coffins, AKA Oliver Sudden

Coffinmaker

Pretty much.  Just NEVER EVER drop the hammer from Half Cock then turn the cylinder into lock.  ALWAYS ALWAYS draw the hammer to FULL COCK, then lower the hammer.

Coffinmaker

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