Shooting Cimarron New Model Army Conversions

Rube Burrows · June 22, 2021, 01:18:44 PM

Made a video of my first outing with the New Model Army Conversions. If interested feel free to check it out.

Crow Choker · June 22, 2021, 10:45:16 PM

Nice lookin hoglegs. Wouldn't mind one or two of those meself!!!!!

45 Dragoon · June 23, 2021, 08:15:38 AM

Had a couple of those through the shop. Very nice revolvers!! Congratulations!

Mike

Rube Burrows · June 23, 2021, 09:34:47 AM

Quote from: Crow Choker on June 22, 2021, 10:45:16 PM
Nice lookin hoglegs. Wouldn't mind one or two of those meself!!!!!

Thanks. Once I finally got around to getting myself a set of cap and ball Remington copies and loved the way they shot I knew I would be wanting a pair of conversions also. They did not disappoint.

Rube Burrows · June 23, 2021, 09:35:06 AM

Quote from: 45 Dragoon on June 23, 2021, 08:15:38 AM
Had a couple of those through the shop. Very nice revolvers!! Congratulations!

Mike

Thanks.

Coffinmaker · June 23, 2021, 10:46:06 AM

HEY RUBE !!

Always wanted to yell that. Anyway, really nice guns. Having a pair of the "older" guns is a huge PLUS!! to allow you to use the Cap Gun Cylinders interchangeably (wow that's a big wurd).

I have actually set up several of my Colt pattern SNUBBIES to be convertible. Didn't use Gated conversions though. R&D two piece "drop in" cylinders. Really really fun. Go to a multi day match and if the weather isn't swell for Cap Guns . . . swap for Suppository Cylinders and PRESTO!! Real Fun!!

Rube Burrows · June 23, 2021, 12:53:58 PM

Quote from: Coffinmaker on June 23, 2021, 10:46:06 AM
HEY RUBE !!

Always wanted to yell that. Anyway, really nice guns. Having a pair of the "older" guns is a huge PLUS!! to allow you to use the Cap Gun Cylinders interchangeably (wow that's a big wurd).

I have actually set up several of my Colt pattern SNUBBIES to be convertible. Didn't use Gated conversions though. R&D two piece "drop in" cylinders. Really really fun. Go to a multi day match and if the weather isn't swell for Cap Guns . . . swap for Suppository Cylinders and PRESTO!! Real Fun!!

Yeah, that is a great idea for sure. I have been eying up some of those Colt style snubs.

Coffinmaker · June 24, 2021, 09:47:06 AM

OOPS

I fibbed. Sorry. I also built myself a pair of Colt Pattern 1860 Conversions with Kirst Konverters gated conversions. They also accept their original Cap Cylinders. They do look a tad "odd" with the cartridge channel thru the recoil shield but they are some easy to Cap I can tell ya.

Didn't see a lot of smoke when you were shooting those Remingtons though. Stealthy smoke??

Play Safe Out There

Rube Burrows · June 24, 2021, 12:41:18 PM

Quote from: Coffinmaker on June 24, 2021, 09:47:06 AM
OOPS

I fibbed. Sorry. I also built myself a pair of Colt Pattern 1860 Conversions with Kirst Konverters gated conversions. They also accept their original Cap Cylinders. They do look a tad "odd" with the cartridge channel thru the recoil shield but they are some easy to Cap I can tell ya.

Didn't see a lot of smoke when you were shooting those Remingtons though. Stealthy smoke??

Play Safe Out There

Well I need to load up some black powder 45 Colt but those were the smokless "stealthy smoke" Trailboss loads.

russ1943 · July 28, 2021, 12:38:47 PM

What is the best Conversion cylinder for Pieta 1858 Remington what to get in 45ACP

Grapeshot · **Yesterday** at 09:46:02 PM

I picked up a Uberti NMA Conversion from Taylors a couple of years ago. It shot really well with .45 S&W Schofield black powder loadings. Hope to try some .45 Colt Ammo in the near future. I've been sidelined by three back operations so as soon as I get a little steadier on my feet I'll go out to the range and see if I can still hit a target.

Coffinmaker · **Today** at 08:29:37 AM

Well Heck

Anybody know if russ1943 is still around?? It seems I missed giving and answer to his question in July 2021 and just thought I'd say something were he still interested in some insight. Although:

Hey Russ1943

Ima little late, but it depends (no not the ones inna plastic package). For a '58, if you want to keep the "Historical" look, I would suggest the R & D style two piece cylinders from Howell Arms or Taylors (even Midway USA & Others). You get the choice of Blue or Stainless. For a "Gated" conversion I really like Kirst Konverters.

I'm not sure if "all" offer ACP in Stainless, but Howell does. Gated Kirst is not available in Stainless.

Abilene · **Today** at 09:07:31 AM

Quote from: Coffinmaker on Today at 08:29:37 AM...I'm not sure if "all" offer ACP in Stainless, but Howell does. Gated Kirst is not available in Stainless.

The Kirst for '58 is available gated in stainless, and available in 45acp also:
https://kirstkonverter.com/1858-remington.html