I thought it was your turn LOLyou mean grease weezer?
Loved the little rascals
I thought it was your turn LOLyou mean grease weezer?
Always, but I'm not going to bet a finger or two that I still won't have a chain fire.Did you grease pack the cyl before using
Friend gave me a 30 gallon barrel of auto grease that fell off a truck worked greatAlways, but I'm not going to bet a finger or two that I still won't have a chain fire.
I always used Vaseline or Crisco for grease.
You should try half ounce egg sinkers. The kind you fish withI was put into jail at the age of 13 for using my wrist rocket with 1/2" bearings...they can do an excessive amount of damage real fast...I actually learned a serious lesson that fateful day...
I had to stop and think a while on that one... since I have my 1851 Navy .44 pistol on my lap at the moment.If it's in .44, it's an Army. The Navy's were made in .36 caliber. Got one.
I have a rifle made on a .44 caliber Remington design. It's a hoot to shoot, it can be used during muzzle loading deer season, but ya gotta remember NOT to put your hand in front of the cylinder while firing. The flash gap with resulting burn will remind you quickly, and a chain fire will remove digits.
Sounds like something my Dad would have saidBefore my dad passed away he attended one of my boxing matches. I told him he could be in the corner as I was probably having my last fight. Coach handed him Vaseline and said "put it on him".
My dad reeled back and flung the Vaseline jar back at the coach and said " is they fightin' or f_kin' ?"
He did spend a lot of time behind bars, so I understand the confusion.
Come on Unc!I had to stop and think a while on that one... since I have my 1851 Navy .44 pistol on my lap at the moment.
I did some checking, and we are both in the same world on this. Navy revolvers were only made in .36 caliber back in 1851. Yup. Nevertheless, you can now buy a brand new one -- in .44 caliber. TINS -- I gots one:
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And just to make you shiver, I found out this very moanin' that you can buy a...
Wait for it...
Confederate Navy 1851 .44 revolver. (What is this world coming to...)
God damned Yankee!Come on Unc!
I CAN READ !
GIVE US A WARNING NEXT TIME YOU USE THAT "C" WORD PLEASE.
WHEN I READ IT, I AVERTED MY EYES SO MUCH I ALMOST FELL OFF THE CHAIR.
WARN US PLEASE FIRST....!
Sorry Walt. I thought you probably had an original that your dad bought you brand new when you graduated college.I had to stop and think a while on that one... since I have my 1851 Navy .44 pistol on my lap at the moment.
I did some checking, and we are both in the same world on this. Navy revolvers were only made in .36 caliber back in 1851. Yup. Nevertheless, you can now buy a brand new one -- in .44 caliber. TINS -- I gots one:
View attachment 318297
And just to make you shiver, I found out this very moanin' that you can buy a...
Wait for it...
Confederate Navy 1851 .44 revolver. (What is this world coming to...)
Now ya triggered me. My Family has always been military. I received the most touching wedding present from my Unca Harry. It was on his hip at Omaha Beach on D-Day.Sorry Walt. I thought you probably had an original that your dad bought you brand new when you graduated college.
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