Sometimes, You gotta go 'ol school

[Greasemonkey]

Like I said, 'ol school, yup, Glocks are, well, they are Glocks, 1911s are so-so, love my S&W Model 29, but, there is nothing more enjoyable than the crack of a primer cap, the instant boom and a massive cloud of smoke   The modern stuff is a no brainer, throw some rounds in the mag, insert mag and pop, pop, pop away. I never was much on blackpowder boom sticks, but the revolvers really tickled the primitive side of me.

Top is a Colt licensed Uberti Dragoon, it's a .44 caliber, and when loaded all out, packs 50grains of black powder, and weighs over 4 pounds. This is just slightly smaller than the Colt Walker, which max load was 60grains.
The second is a .36 caliber Colt Navy replica, a fine, very smooth shooting weapon.
The last is a .44 caliber with a 12 inch barrel, it sports an adjustable rear sight, had some trigger work done and it is shockingly accurate when the right mix is used.

[Greatguns]

I had an Uberti Clone of the Remington '58 once. Shot one cylinder through it and loved it, but didn't seem feasible to me at the time to keep it so I sold it to a civil war re-enactor friend.

[Carl in CT]

Very cool. Maybe someday.

[Phosphorus32]

Charged with carbon, saltpeter and sulfur,
Belching fire, and spitting hot lead,
Sharp eyed pistoliers  are aiming,
To singe their brows and leave you dead.

Nice collection of smokers

[Loose}{Cannon]

That IS old-chool....  nice. 

[Dannyboy53]

Very nice Greasemonkey, an impressive array! I too had a '58 Remington .44 reproduction, I was shocked at the accuracy these charcoal burners are capable of.