Rafe Conager SASS #56958

I have one, they are super convenient when shooting frontiersman, only down side is you have to take the cylinder out each time. Not to bad if you're shooting a ruger or Remington but kind of a pain when shooting a colt style pistol. I made myself a little loading table that has divots to hold the balls and I can bolt the tower down. Hope this helps. Rafe

My son and his friends were going to go to that rally fortunately they help with a youth football camp

I had my 73 cut down and new front sight installed by boomstick. Rafe

I use app in my 38s and my 45 colt &Schofield, easy load, powder to the base of bullet, does not require special lube like real black powder, easy clean up. Lots of smoke and boom come on over to the dark side we have cookies. Rafe

3rd in line Rafe

I actually started with my grandpas old fox sxs, shot it for 5 years till the trigger sear wore out and could not find parts for it, bought a ttn hammered double that I still have and use when I shoot classic cowboy. Rafe

Stogger or bakal when slicked up a bit works just fine. I normally shoot my stoger single trigger that was slicked up by Johnny meadows and have used it at bordertown, winterange and eot. I also have a taylors single trigger that was more expensive also slicked by Johnny. Sure skband browning are top shelf but never going to make you a world champ. Practice loading and transitions. Rafe

Answer to your 1st question= yes as long as you are using a conversion cylinder, I would not recommend using smokeless powder when using the cap and ball cylinder #2- for reloading it is easier to use 1 caliber, less changing of the dies and powder measure, I often shoot different calibers during matches. 38 special for pistol and 45 colt rifle. I sometimes use my 45 pistols and use Schofield ammo, or run 38 LC in my open tops. Mostly black powder but during summer smokeless. Last question- run what you want as long as you are safe and having fun. Welcome Rafe

Don't know if they sell lowered hammers but I've had mine lowered by gunsmith. 2 sets were cut and weld 1 set was heated and bent. Boomstick jay did my last ones. You could always get a pair of hammers from Taylor's or vti to go back if you don't like them lowered. Rafe

Love them! The1st one I've had for 25 years made by f.i.e. Italian, it's the same as my heritage rough rider. Got a smoking deal on the heritage found it right around $100. Probably going to buy another rough rider. Rafe

Club here had a 22 category until the range ran us out. Loved shooting my 9422 and heritage rough riders used my side by side Rafe

Both my smith's retired, longhunter did some work on my cap guns, boomstick did some action work on my Richard Masons. Don't know anything about goon but have heard good things about his work. Rafe

My 1st pistol ever was a virginian dragoon in 44 mag just like this one. Great gun wish I had disposable Money.Btt Rafe

I'd have said inexpensive not cheap. These are well built, yes they could use some smithing for our game but what fun doesn't. Even the proverbial best in the business ruger vaquero needs work. Rafe

Just my 2cents If he didn't shoot at the death star with his 2nd pistol or attempt to make them up with his shotgun I might assess a spirit of the game. Sounds like he purposely avoided the star with pistol and shotgun.