I heard that there is a conversion cyclinder to cartridge for my .44 1861 Army cap and ball pistol. Its makers stamp is F. LLIPIETTA . Where is the best place to find this conversion pricewise.
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I heard that there is a conversion cyclinder to cartridge for my .44 1861 Army cap and ball pistol. Its makers stamp is F. LLIPIETTA . Where is the best place to find this conversion pricewise.
Yes my grandma wears combat boots. But remember her carry weapon is a Ruger .454
You must have and 1860 army pistol because the 1861 model is a Navy pistol in 36 caliber. Regardless, the conversion cylinders are available through Midway.
opps sorry your right 1860, I also have the navy. sometimes it let yelling at the kids yell the wrong name then say who ever you are.
Yes my grandma wears combat boots. But remember her carry weapon is a Ruger .454
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