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theotherfatoldman β Reproduction 1851 Colt Navy
Published: 2009-07-21 18:05:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 1286; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 30
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This is a reproduction of an 1851 Colt Navy .36 calibre cap and ball pistol.It is a good shooter.
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shot one over the weekend not sure if you can see it in my profile pic/avatarΒ
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A fun gun to shoot but clean up is a pain.
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its 1851 Navy the 1836 was the Colt Patterson
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I didn't know that.
Thanks I'll have to change it.
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no prob........anything you need to know bout guns just send a message
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Im hopefully getting a replica of one of these theyre just wonderfull looking .Nice n shiny
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They are a classic of the period, which is why I got this one. Colt envy is a terrible thing. If I can ever scrape the pennies together I want to get the army version which is almost identical just in .44 caliber.
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Yes I know that feeling , Ive seen a few pics of the army version .Its lovely
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I also like the heavier caliber, has a bit more punch when you shoot it.
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Whoa!! I'm jealous!!. Do you have a picture of it? What kind of shape is it in? Is it a colt?
Are you sure itβs a .44? If itβs a navy it should be a .36. The Navy liked .36βs and the Army went for the heavier .44. If it is a .44 you probably have an Army model.
If you ever get a picture of it up let me know I would love to get a look at it.
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~wheetwoo~ that is beautiful. I collect guns and swords.
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I can't afford to collect but I do like to acquire. Donβt forget daggers or else theyβll feel left out.
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Thanks i wont forget.
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I have shot one of those before they are pretty nice
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Yes it is a fun gun to shoot, and the manufactuerer has accurately reproduced all the problems from the original.
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lol you almost seem proud that the reproduced the problems too
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Well I am kinda, When I do a school program it is nice to know that what I am demonstrating is just like the original.
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