Doing a bit of a survey on chambers in 45 Colt.
My experience in 1873, 1892 rifles and carbines chambered in the 45 Colt round has been abysmal at best. While I very much like the old Colt round, and have purchased several lever guns so chambered. My experience has been huge chambers that leave the brass unable to chamber in my Colt second gen nor my Ruger new Vaquero.
My question is ... are there shooters of the new Moruko Japchesters or Uberti 1885 single shot rifles chambered in the 45 Colt round, finding that the chambers in these 1885 hi-wall and low-wall rifles having inordinately big chambers?
My zest for the old Colt round is high. I desire finding a revolver/rifle combo that are compatible with each other to be able to share rounds ... and ... not need to keep track of what was fired in what ... as well as having a rifle that is as easy on brass as my second gen Colt SAA.
Anybody care to share their experience and findings with the chamber sizes in these singleshot rifles?