I know what kind I like, rawhide!









Or one that somebody else beaded.



Found this knife at the flea market. All it needed was some stain, tung oil and a rawhide wrap.



This one I made from a new Green River blade and a deer leg bone.

I'm not lawyer but have researched NFA regulations because I own NFA regulated items. The way I understand it is that if you have the shoulder stock AND a percussion gun it fits on, then you are fine. However, if all you have is a shoulder stock and a cartridge conversion revolver and the two 'could' be assembled together, they 'could' get you for constructive intent. I'll let you work out what you would have to do to get prosecuted.

Same applies to everything else. You're not going to get prosecuted for having AR rifles and AR pistols, because you have an extra buttstock laying around. If ALL you had were pistols and a buttstock, it 'could' happen.

   42 cartriges, starting to get the hang of it!  Nitrited paper, Johnson & Dow bullet......going to try some Kerr conicals and will probably get that mold.

a few from the stable, Uberti 1858's, (New Model Army),right, 2007, middle 1973, left, 1966.

  Hummmmmmm 

Some interesting.  I tried R & D cylinders in my Dance, they were a "No-Go."  As far as I know, the Kirst 45 ACP cylinder will not work with 45 Auto Rim.  I could be wrong.  Gonna have to slide back inna shop today and check the fit of my Kirst Konverters.

I DO run my Kirst 45 ACP cylinders with 45 ACP as well as Cowboy 45 Special and both run a Treat.  Stay Tuna

Hy ya Mike!!