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Pietta 1860 Army - Loading & Shooting
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- Опубліковано 17 січ 2024
- Wanted to show that with sight modifications, and a good loading procedure, (some luck too) this gun can hit where it's aimed. Quite impressive considering the barrel is not part of the frame on these style guns.
A Walker and a 1860 in the same presentation box?
Mister chain blue lightning himself!
Beautiful gun and superb shooting!
Thanks. Watch out Abe, I’ve seen them do some things.
Old Ranger, Sir it cant get much better than that. Outstanding!
Thumbs up shooting ~John
Fantastic. imagine, back in the day they use those pistols shoot Bullseye competition with. it's really a testimony to load development, proper practice and the fundamentals of Marksmanship. I really have a respect for your content shown here. Peace - Dave
Appreciate that Dave. That gun is pretty zeroed using lube. In shooting with wads, same load, it wants to shoot two inches higher. Go figure. You can see that in the series I’m doing on shooting wads, lube and dry if you get the time. Stay safe. O.R.
Awesome video! Thanks old ranger!
Good range day. Recently I started questioning the bore size of the .36 calibers based on chamber diameter I got when developing my bullets. So I did a video punching out a bullet from each of my Remington Navy's one peitta, the other uberti. The I slugged each barrel. The difference in tolerance #s is at least to myself is sizable.
Mountain man
@StevenMMan: I have found that almost all of these chambers are undersize, if you drive a ball through the barrel then drop it in the chamber it usually falls in with no resistance, I then use an adjustable reamer to open up the chamber to a thou over groove diameter, I find it makes a huge difference. Chris B.
Thanks, I really enjoy your range videos
Wuauuu, quel tir, félicitations bravo 👍👍👍👍
Impressive!
Dang, that’s a shooter!
You did a great job on those sights, that is a very accurate revolver.
Thanks Enjoy your videos:)
Lookin good!👍
Mighty fine chootin! Would be interesting to see how that there pistola can throw conicals down range! Thanks for the awesome video!
Thought I had done one, turns out it was with the Uberti 1860. Project for this summer. O.R.
Great informative video,as always.
Glad you enjoyed it
I've forgotten, what is your lube recipe? Also, Goex is up and producing again and in stock at Powder Valley. . Impressive shooting! DJ
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Thanks Doris. Believe I have a video somewhere on that. Sent you link (I think). Basically Crisco, Olive oil, bees wax, neatsfoot oil, but that won’t help much and the amounts are written in an outdoor shed where it’s currently 10 below, so…. Thanks for the info about GOEX, I’d heard Estes was working on getting them back on line. O.R.
got it thank you@@oldranger3044
You.'re welcome Hope you can resupply your Goex. to keep your posts coming 🙂❤@@oldranger3044
Wow, great shooting. Not sure if I missed an earlier video but have to ask, did you work the front sight too? Really appreciate these last two videos and looking forward to seeing more of your discovery.
Thanks, I have at least one video of working on front sights, but no, this one I did a couple years ago and didn’t do a video on it. I had ground down the rear hammer (which I try to avoid now) and then had to build it back up. For whatever reason the gun shot to the left if I remember and had to offset the rear some to the right. Often shooting left or right depends on how the hammer comes backwards into the frame. Thats probably due to slight miss alignment of the screw holes in the frame that the hammer screw goes through, or the hole in the hammer not perfectly square to the hammer. It’s really pretty amazing for the $ that manufacturers do as they do. O.R.
Dead eye ..
Well! You are not going to get better than that, almost 1 hole , I think you should buy a lottery ticket. Stay safe! Chris B.
Thanks Chris. Gas is down, so no problem there, but so is the temps. O.R.
I think you're zeroed now. 🙂
An interesting thing is that the same everything except shooting using wads, and shooting using neither lube or wads, it seems to shoot a couple inches higher. I’ll be putting out the rest of the videos shooting the same gun that shows this. O.R.
Thanks Old Ranger. I find your cap-and-ball experiments fascinating. Always new things to learn.
If I have a colt design that stops just shy of being fully indexed when cocked very slowly, what is the issue? I thought it was the hand alone but others claim the arbor itself can also be bent or something. Local gunsmith wouldn't even touch it because the cylinder stops were beat up at first but I fixed them. The gun wasn't even timed properly at all when I got it. I at least got it somewhat working. Deepening the cylinder notches was a must.
Here’s a couple of guesses. Cylinder notches have wear. Not much most of us can do there. Weak spring. Again, that’s not an easy fix. The hand is a bit short. Most are not hardened, so heating say quarter to half inch from the tip up and hammering on the flat, enough to draw it out some. Being careful not to heat the spring, or no more spring. To CYA, I’m saying this should be done by a smith. Replacement of the hand is an option, but finding the right one can be tricky. Good luck with your continuing project. O.R.
yeah the one on it broke, i filed the replacement to get it working as good as it does now. Figured out another used project gun has the opposite problem. It overrotates if you really cock the action quickly. @@oldranger3044
What was your load?
Recipe for lube over ball?
What is your sight picture? How high is front sight in rear sight?
I have a video about 3 years ago that covers the lube, check out because I have to reference it myself whenever I need more. Later in the video I believe the load and process is covered. I shoot 6:00 hold which is pretty much point of aim at the inch dot. Top of front level with top of rear, typically the target shooting picture. Hopefully this answers, thanks for the interest. O.R.
@@oldranger3044 thank you
Why make a 4 screw frame when you can’t get a stock?
Ya, would think it would be easier to make than the gun, and cost less O.R.
I might have ended the video after that first group… I know folks that can’t do that with a scoped rifle
Ray, good thing nobody videotapes me because after that group I was smiling so much that all that was visible was whats left of my teeth and hat. O.R.
@@oldranger3044 I don’t blame you Pard… I would have been smiling to
Good range day. Recently I started questioning the bore size of the .36 calibers based on chamber diameter I got when developing my bullets. So I did a video punching out a bullet from each of my Remington Navy's one peitta, the other uberti. The I slugged each barrel. The difference in tolerance #s is at least to myself is sizable.
Mountain man
You could be on to something because I haven’t been able to get the smaller calibers to do quite as good as the 44’s. Keep up the good work. O.R.