For any interested. On THR they had a "cowboy/single action" 15-yard 10 shot challenge last month. These are my first sighting in shots and then 10 shots on target for score. Lots of fun!

https://youtu.be/1jIyscs6-h4

Same thing with Pietta Colt "Navy" .44
https://youtu.be/AllkElp4azw

Awesome ! A Uberti 1851 Navy Steel London Model is on my short list as well as a 1860 Army.

Good choices. The .36 navy has been most accurate for me so far. The 1860 army is my favorite cap and ball pistol.

Got a video of the .36 Navy ?

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Originally posted by Nick B:
Got a video of the .36 Navy ?

https://youtu.be/gV8_hZ3SUdA

More of an intro video but there's some shooting starting at 10:30 or so.

Colt navy .36 shooting starts 7:26 here https://youtu.be/BsYJviT9OTk

Here's another one of the .44 version https://youtu.be/AWtXTUrfg70

Cap and Ball revolvers are my first love.
Recently got back into these with a Cimarron, New Army 5.5" that I bought while visiting Texas Jacks Outfitters in Fredricksburgh Tx.

Fantastically accurate looking forward to a Colt Navy model next.

.457 Round Ball ( a little big) will try. 454 next.
25grns(triple Seven fffg), lubed felt wad, lube to keep it soft.

No filler.

Thanks OP for the videos . Over the years I’ve owned and shot a couple of Ruger Old Army’s but never a classic reproduction.
A LGS has an unfired Colt Reproduction .36 Navy in the presentation box . Beautiful gun . I think these were made in the late 1970’s .

What kind of range is that? It looks like an underground bunker.

Sort of is. 12x12 hardened reinforced concrete with ventilation, target runners, and backstop installed by Action Target