Old percussion cap revolvers

A bit more work and so on. But percussion cap weapons are fucking fun.

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>>29527399
you shitting me bro? these are the sexiest

Fun to shoot and fun to think about how at one time it was the pinnacle of weapons and what the future holds (besides bans on fun).

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>>29528733
I concur
>mine

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>>29529257
With stock attached

>>29529257
what kind of knife is that? looks good quality

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>he doesn't like creating a tactical smokescreen every shot

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>>29527399
There's nothing wrong with liking percussion revolvers, as long as they're Colts

>>29527399
Do you vape and own a fedora too?

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>>29527399

buckets of fun. Remy 1858 is objectively the best one, 1851 navi is (in my mind) the sexiest one. Pic related, mine.

>>29531593
>low quality bait

shut up nogunz, adults are talking.

>>29532923
Aren't reloading those things hell?
Or swapping cylinders?

When I get one (likely my next gun purchase) I'm torn between the navy and army models.

>>29527399
I got a kentucky pistol instead of one of a revolver because revolvers look like a pain in the dick to load

Black powder in general though is fun, and in my state means no waiting period or $50 of taxes, so it's pretty cool.

Also, people's faces when you load 70 grains of BP into a .45 kentucky pistol.

>Only half of it even burns because of short barrel
>Get plume of burning powder with every shot

>>29533091
>Aren't reloading those things hell?

think of it as an adventure.
That's why the remington is the best - you can swap cylinders.
I was torn between the 1860 army and 1861 navy for a while, but then I found the uberti rep in Poland had 1851 navy in stock, and that settled it - not only was it wild bill's gun, it was the most popular confederate revolver of the civil war (gen. Lee used one), and when I eventually get a .44, it will be a 1858 remington.

>>29531560
>imlpying Remingtons are not superior in every way

>>29531305
Svord VTR. Little on the expensive side, but worth it in my opinion. Apparently it's a hit or miss with the products, though; I was licky enough to get a good one off the bat

>>29533091
>is fishing borring?

>>29533135
I had one once. Not a Kentucky per se but some Spanish one. Loned it to a friend for a Renaissance festival and his mom stole it and disposed of it because she thought he was going to kill himself.

>>29536966

was she fucking blonde or something?

>>29536966
That's the same one as I have probably, they're made by CVA

They're called Kentucky pistols, even though the replicas are made in Jukar, Spain.

Also did you take her to court? Every time I hear one of these stories people never takes the person to court for destroying their property.