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It's certainly an elderly design. However. I did see once online. A photo of this 9mm pinfire ammo in a paper package that was totally intact. With clearly the marking of a Nazi swastika on it. Someone ensured thier occupation era police force had a constant supply. My guess.

You can use 22 hornet, trimmed half way and ream the primer pocket to 6mm flob or 27 ramset. Shot a Marlin xxx 30 rim on my channel doing so. Made about 80 pieces. Sold 2-3 pieces with each gun.

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Just got one a few days ago, lucky pawn shop find. Beautiful thing. The wife did not understand my excitement and ranting about "how awesome antiques are" and stuff. Dude, im glad someone else out there appreciates amazing things like this. Just had to subscribe !!! Stay safe out there.

Do you still shoot this and is it still tight and in time_ thinking about getting one just like it to shoot a little.

Saw a video of a box of .45 caliber ball for a m1911 pistol, marked 1917...it fired flawlessly. If stored and made properly most center fire ammo will last 100 years. The key is stored properly.

I have a .32 version 89 defender 1889, im looking to get at least functional like that, mines missing the trigger assembly. Do they make parts for these still?

So it has never fulfilled the purpose for which it was manufactured!!

is this for a 9mm caliber pinfire?

Thanks for the video. I just sent you an email with some questions.

Patriotism is great, but that doesn't make a lame song good.

Your missing the loading lever catch on the barrel…

I have one I’d like to get rid of. It has a longer barrel and is in much cleaner condition.

It's a 12mm pinfire but you probably know that by now. For the cheap seats some countries said 12mm because at the loading gate the bore measures 12mm. It SHARPLY forms a cone becoming 11.2mm by the time you exit the cylinder. The barrel opens back up with a forcing cone which rapidly becomes 11.2mm again for the rest of the balls travel. I'm pretty sure it was the Dutch that labeled theirs 11mm yet you can find their cartridge specs and they match a 12mm exactly. Flobert rifles are the same with 8mm and 7mm being confused. They are 8mm at the breach and 7mm at the muzzle. They are the same.

You’re killing those nipples by dry firing aren’t you?

Is there no mainspring tensioner screw on the 63 Pocket

I know this is an old video but is it safe to shoot it with the ramsets? They are smokeless loads aren't they?

I vant dat gun !! ✌😎

If you’d ever like to sell this one, I’d be interested.

Thanks for the great work Sir

Where is the serial number

There was a bill a few years back to change that 1898 rule to a floating date 100 years prior to the present. Too bad it didn't go anywhere. :(

My dad had several of these in the late 50's when they were around cheap. He got me interested in antique firearms. He had an assortment of bullet mold. He could reload RF cartridges with strike on the box matches and the striker dust scrapped off the side of the box and alcohol. I used the same formula to make percussion caps from soda cans for my cap n ball revolvers. I use hairspray to seal them they work fine.

Why does everyone feel the need to dry fire guns? Is there just something irresistible, some urge that must be satiated?

If you have a ballpoint pen that has a spring you have a spring that will fit the spur trigger. Just cut off a 3/16 length of the spring out of the middle and install that short cut off section. It isn't as strong as the original but does work and is reliable. Just some advice, don't dryfire rimfore firearms because the hammer has a blade that WILL eventually break which would be a shame.

Thanks, I found same problem and I only got the+ four follower. Back to Taylor it goes.

If its smoothbore its an NFA item.

I dont know if you are still active on this channel, but how / what key points did you use to date one of these? Im trying to date one for someone, theirs looks exactly like yours but no folding hammer.

no, you dont need an FFL to transfer that. you can sell it in any of the free states, as an individual sale.

i had a pet one once. then it died cuz my mom accidentaly fed it a poisioned cricket. Rip marshell.

That is a black powder pistol you should not be shooting modern smokeless powder ammunition in it little fuck that gun up that's a antique gun that can't stand the pressure of modern bullets you shouldn't be shooting it should only have black powder bullets black powder all that synthetic black powder that they got now you can probably get ammunition for it it's expensive but you can probably get it is that you can get black powder regular Centerfire and Rimfire bullets black powder you should not be shooting a modern bullets tear up that antique gun

That's all European gun the Penn fires were mainly used in Europe predated the modern self-contained cartridge but they were supposed to be better than a percussion cap like say a civil war Navy or Army

Just duracoated a $1k revolver lol

Beautiful pin fire revolver.

Can you put out an update video on firing this rifle?

Where is the part that holds the loading lever in the at rest position? If like the 1858 the cylinder pin doesn't get completely removed for cleaning?

That ASM/ CVA Pocket Remington looks well made! Both the Uberti Pocket Colt Pocket models and the Pietta 1863 Pocket Remington in 31 caliber are also well made products. However some tweaking is needed to make them "Well Regulated". I am in the process of developing a solid stepped, healed Wadcutter for the Pietta Pocket Remington and the Uberti Pocket 31 caliber Colts. Which will offer the responsibile user the ultimate power factors in the 31 caliber especially for Trappers. Custom made molds will be available in the coming months.

A well-done self help presentation on assembly of the Pocket Remington cap&ball percussion revolvers! Both the Uberti Pocket Colt Pocket models and the Pietta 1863 Pocket Remington in 31 caliber are well made products. However some tweaking is needed to make them "Well Regulated". I am in the process of developing a solid stepped, healed Wadcutter for the Pietta Pocket Remington and the Uberti Pocket 31 caliber Colts. Which will offer the responsibile user the ultimate power factors in the 31 caliber especially for Trappers. Custom made molds will be available in the coming months.

Can you not email the information on the reloading dies for this 32rf??

Hi there Antique Dead, cool video, thank you. So, if the number 2 is 700 fps have you tried a number 1? Also do you know what kind of psi the original loads produce? I have seen guesstimates at around 10,000 but again that's a guess. And have you taken apart one of those Navy Arms rounds to weigh the charge and bullet? Please let me know.

Thank you very much ! Your video helped me a lot with mine. It didn't work when I brought it and thanks to this video I was able to found the issue and fixed it and now my remington pocket is 100% reliable

I actually think its a belgian or french small shop gun, the smaller shoppes made them without brand stamps with the grips often designed to immitate the larger more prominent brands

These days people think that you have to have a mega blaster in order to defend yourself. 38S&W is not a toy.

Any differences vs a Russian one? I have a Russian one, always shoots way high, not used to that. I love old and unusual though!

Can you tell me how thick the wood box walls are? I want to make a repro box in the woodshop and not sure what board thickness to use. Have ton's of walnut laying around.

Wow! As a reloader "who'd a thunk it!' Impressive!

Isn't that rated for blackpowder only? Good luck finding ammo.

Hi good job ,but i have to ask ?how do you remove the empty 22 case as it would seem to me that the 22 would Expand in the 32 case after firing

I have the other model not baby Russian having trouble finding what year, I'm thinking it's 1884 not sure any comments to help me find what year 15266 ser

Do you have the link for the 32 RimFire die set or kit?