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Picked the “El Patron” up today. Looks like the cylinder throats are .452. Kinda surprised me after hearing most of you guys have .454 throats.


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Originally Posted by deerhunter5555
Picked the “El Patron” up today. Looks like the cylinder throats are .452. Kinda surprised me after hearing most of you guys have .454 throats.


Congrats on the new revolver DH5555, I would think .454" would get along just fine with .452"


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Originally Posted by gunner500
Originally Posted by deerhunter5555
Picked the “El Patron” up today. Looks like the cylinder throats are .452. Kinda surprised me after hearing most of you guys have .454 throats.


Congrats on the new revolver DH5555, I would think .454" would get along just fine with .452"
I was hoping you would chime in, sir. So oversized by .002 is no problemo?


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Originally Posted by deerhunter5555
Originally Posted by gunner500
Originally Posted by deerhunter5555
Picked the “El Patron” up today. Looks like the cylinder throats are .452. Kinda surprised me after hearing most of you guys have .454 throats.


Congrats on the new revolver DH5555, I would think .454" would get along just fine with .452"
I was hoping you would chime in, sir. So oversized by .002 is no problemo?


No problem at all.



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Correct, I shoot 454 in 452, .514 in .512, .512 in .510, .460 in .458, .even .380 in .377 in the case of my M-94 38-55 lever rifle.


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Thanks guys. Been a reloader for years. Cast bullets are new to me


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You're gonna have a blast messing with that revolver, mucho fun to shoot. smile


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Originally Posted by deerhunter5555
Originally Posted by gunner500
BTW, the looks on peoples faces when you touch off a blackpowder loaded revolver is worth the price of admission alone, it's a real serious BOOM! and blows fire 4' out the end of the barrel and two feet on either side of the revolver at dusk. laugh

I can only imagine the flash on some of the battlefields during the Indian Wars!
A lot of the gunfights back then were closer than you'd imagine, being many times, in saloons, brothels, and the like. It was not uncommon for the flash to set people's clothes on fire.

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Originally Posted by EthanEdwards
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BTW, the looks on peoples faces when you touch off a blackpowder loaded revolver is worth the price of admission alone, it's a real serious BOOM! and blows fire 4' out the end of the barrel and two feet on either side of the revolver at dusk. laugh

I can only imagine the flash on some of the battlefields during the Indian Wars!
A lot of the gunfights back then were closer than you'd imagine, being many times, in saloons, brothels, and the like. It was not uncommon for the flash to set people's clothes on fire.


Damn, wouldn't that suck? a 44 or 45 cal hole blasted in your chest laying there with your shirt and beard on fire while your dying. grin

Those sonofaguns lived "and" died harder than we ;]


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