Appreciate the compliments boys...there are a couple of details on this revolver that are not 100% perfect, like a detail on the back of the loading gate.
My horse barn is being wired for lights and heat and should be done this month, once that is finished I can start building my new shop on the north side and put my machine tools back together. My first project is to build a fixture just for making the loading gate correctly.
I bought a new Uberti 1860 percussion revolver that I am going to convert this fall. I also have a Uberti 1851 that I am going to convert for my wife Patty, to shoot .38 Long Colt heeled bullets. She is wanting to shoot and she'll be shooting Black powder...naturally.
I wouldn't shoot anything else in these old guns....its sacrilegious to do otherwise....or laziness. Just Kidding
will52100....I thought about doing a Patterson...but I've never found historical documentation that it was ever done. History and accuracy of how the Old West actually was is what drives me, and that includes the equipment used in addition to clothing and accouterments. If I could find one that was done and in common use I might do one.
I am going to do a conversion of the Colt Root Rifle that Dixie Gun Works sells, the nice thing about belonging to NCOWS is I'll be able to use it as my main match rifle. I think that would be an awesome duo mated with my 1860 first model Richards.
Bill