What's In The Box?

[1srelluc]

1968 Cased Uberti M1861 Navy .36 Caliber.....It's unfired....I gave $150.00 for it

A outfit called Replica Firearms out of Ohio had them made by Uberti and imported.

Replica Arms later became Cimarron Arms.

 

[deannalw]

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1968 Cased Uberti M1861 Navy .36 Caliber.....It's unfired....I gave $150.00 for it

A outfit called Replica Firearms out of Ohio had them made by Uberti and imported.

Replica Arms later became Cimarron Arms.

Nice!

 

[Muhammed]

What's In The Box?​

Is it a dead cat or an alive cat?

 

[lg325]

Only 150.00 great find.

 

[JGalt]

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1968 Cased Uberti M1861 Navy .36 Caliber.....It's unfired....I gave $150.00 for it

A outfit called Replica Firearms out of Ohio had them made by Uberti and imported.

Replica Arms later became Cimarron Arms.

Nice! Load her up and shoot her. 22 grains of Pyrodex P with a Wonder Wad between the ball and the powder, and an organic grease seal over the ball to prevent a chain-fire.

I make my own wads by cutting them with steel punch, and soaking them in a melted mixture of beeswax and coconut oil. The same mixture works great to seal the chambers, if you add a little olive oil to the mix. It's much better than that yellow Bore Butter crap that melts easily and gets all over everything. Also never use petroleum-based lubricants on a BP pistol. They mix with the powder residue and gunk everything up. Ballistol is the only thing I use to lube the BP guns after cleaning them with hot water and soap.

 

[lg325]

Are you going to fire it?

 

[Concerned American]

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1968 Cased Uberti M1861 Navy .36 Caliber.....It's unfired....I gave $150.00 for it

A outfit called Replica Firearms out of Ohio had them made by Uberti and imported.

Replica Arms later became Cimarron Arms.

I assembled a CVA 36 caliber Navy back in the 80s. I think it cost me around $60. I shot it for some time until one of the springs got too weak for safe operation. It was surprisingly accurate.

 

[1srelluc]

Are you going to fire it?

I doubt it unless it's years from now, it's going in my g-grandson's gun "hope chest" safe.....He's amassing quite the collection.