$300 too much? also black powder bread

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witnessed, also why are pre smoke less service rifles so aesthetic?

>>32732444

i recently got a pietta colt navy in .44

i havent shot black powder at all, what am in for?

I think that's a good deal assuming it's in decent shape

It's literally the strongest BP you can buy, and you can get a conversion cylinder for 45 colt and have no fear of it plowing up with smokeless loads. I would if it's in good shape.

>>32732489
a good time

>>32732489
Just bought one too. Too bad the bolt spring broke and I'm waiting on a replacement from Pietta.

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Cheap price for an ruger old army. Payed the same for my pietta 1858.

>>32732489

Lots of smoke. Lots of cleaning.

>>32732444

hi /bpg/, I recently shot my 1958 in anger at some feral dogs which were threatening me and my buddy.

I didn't asked what kind of terminal velocity his vicious little skull felt, because he switched from front to side once shot, and the others fleed like bitches.

Anyway, TLDR, 1858 a best for warning shots and every other shots.

>>32736644
Did you hit him?

>>32736644
>44

>>32736660

I sure did, I splattered this little junkie fuck all over the forest.
And when I say junkie it's exactly what I mean, abandonned dogs high on drug-enriched poop.
Apprently some hobos live in the woods so here's that.

>>32736643
This. I love shooting my repro. 1860 Army, but it gets really dirty. Hell of a lot of fun, though
>>32732489
You'll have a good time with it. When you shoot it, bring something to occasionally wipe the inside of the hammer and hammer track after shooting a bit. It can get gunked up and the hammer might not set off the percussion cap