Cap & Ball Revolvers...

[Uncle Russ]

Russ if you have your email on your phone you can email yourself the pictures, and then open the email on the computer and download them. I do it all the time.

I'm sorry David but it didn't work....got the following message.
I checked everything / every setting I could check, and it left me scratching my head.
I wouldn't know a "Proxy Setting" if I passed one on the street.....
And, PC Matic tells me there is no virus...so I'll just wait 'till my next outing shooting and take pictures I know how to handle.
Thanks bud!


mtaproxy202.free.mail.gq1.yahoo.com rejected your message to the following email addresses:

nwtraderifle1!@yahoo.com
Your message couldn't be delivered. When Office 365 tried to send the message, the external email server returned the error below. This is probably due to a problem or policy setting on the recipient's email system.

Check the error for information about the problem. The error might tell you what went wrong and how to fix it. For example, if it says the message was blocked due to a potential virus, try sending the message again without attachments.

[rollingb]

For those of you wanting to "roll your own cartridges",.....


Boxing and packaging pistol cartridges,.....


Nitrating paper for cartridges,.....

[Uncle Russ]

My old "Former" is a old glued back together piece of wood, that I whittled and sanded on form from a 1/2" dowel.
It's good to see there's more folks shootin these ol CB Revolvers than I had suspected.
It would be my best guess that the 1858 Remington is favored about 10:1 over the Colt.
I have owned two over years past, and even recognizing they were a favorite over the Colt, they just didn't fit my hand "just right", if you know what I mean.
The Walker is new to me. I have shot a .62 for many years and actually became proficient with it.
But this new Walker is a whole 'nother ballgame.
I certainly can't hold a sight picture very long...so when I'm on,   that is when that gun goes off!
If I don't, the barrel starts drooping down....I sure can't hold it out with one hand for very long!

Not sure how this going to work out. I suspect I'm going to have to learn to trust my wobbles a little more.