The revolver with a relief cut between the chambers would be an 1858 Remington.
How about the Ruger Old Army?
The revolver with a relief cut between the chambers would be an 1858 Remington.
revolvers had pins between the chambers, or at least a single pin between two of them, for the same purpose. With my Pietta Remington 1858 it seems to work properly
i only have ruger single actions, so i cant play around to see how this "middle" position would cycle.
If i were carrying with hammer down between cylynders, how would i cycle the gun? ie what rotates the cylinder into normal firing mode?
That would require an on-the-clock reload.Well, I do not go often but a lot of our stages require a 1-2-3 and then a 3-2-1 shot pattern you cannot accomplish that with ten rounds.