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Guest tlondon

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Guest tlondon

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here is the black powder gun that I got from Kahrman. Its a Uberti 1958 Army. I have got it taken completely apart and OMG is it rusty!!! The trigger would not drop the hammer and its a good thing cause it was LOADED!!!:D:eek::) But anyway, here is a couple of pics. I have not gotten the trigger guard off yet due to a stripped screw but will have it off this weekend. one of the pics shows the lead balls by the cylinder. There is still a nipple in one cylinder so I was not able to get that ball out. Just thought I would share.....IMG_0033.jpg

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Mike.357 Postus Maximus

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you don't have it completely apart yet. There 5 or 6 more parts to go inside the frame when you get the trigger guard off.

Looks like you are making progress though.

keep posting pics

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Hang in there and keep working with it. There is something to be said for the satisfaction of finishing up a project like this. I was given a CVA version of the Colt 1860 Army that was missing a bunch of pieces, and what was there was in rougher shape...

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But eventually I got it to this point:

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So there IS light at the end of the tunnel. :lol:

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That looks great , I have the 1860 Colt Army 44.

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bajabuc Prolific Contributor

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here is the black powder gun that I got from Kahrman. Its a Uberti 1958 Army. I have got it taken completely apart and OMG is it rusty!!! The trigger would not drop the hammer and its a good thing cause it was LOADED!!!:D:eek::eek: But anyway, here is a couple of pics. I have not gotten the trigger guard off yet due to a stripped screw but will have it off this weekend. one of the pics shows the lead balls by the cylinder. There is still a nipple in one cylinder so I was not able to get that ball out. Just thought I would share.....IMG_0033.jpg

IMG_0038.jpg

pitch that in a bucket of kerosene...add a little oil...stir...let it set for a couple of days. take off the grips first. Ubertis are the very best of the spagetti western guns

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