carries the firing pin in the rear section, used with the cylinder assy., carrying the loading gate, and uses the C&B normal hammer? My 1872 uses a hammer mounted firing pin much like the 1873 Colt, with a frame mounted gate.
On some variations it looks like there is a little hump also for a better rear sight reference.
I really like the little shorty in the green background photo. However I think a 5.5" with ejector would be very handy and rival a modern SA in basic utility.
That .45 S&W is not a bad idea, no mixing up with hotter .45 LC.
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At the HHC, interesting guns...
- WB, 2022-10-16, 07:58
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CARTRIDGE CONVERSIONS
- JT, 2022-10-16, 10:08
- Clarify, the Richards type conversion - WB, 2022-10-16, 10:21
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CARTRIDGE CONVERSIONS
- JT, 2022-10-16, 10:08