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Is that a 627PC or a different variant? This is the barrel on mine:


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I'm thinking about buying a conversion cylinder that will allow me to shoot cowboy ammo instead black powder.
Any input on which conversion if any is the best. This one is R&D

I don't quite see it converting a Cap N Ball revolver to cartridge...to much hassle to reload, why not buy a 2ND pistola. one that shoots cartirdges from the git go...

The Ruger OA is a hybrid and isn't even authentic to the period...I can see some of the old model percussion conversions being recreated...
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Is that a 627PC or a different variant? This is the barrel on mine:

Mine could be an older model... The tip of the gun (compensator can be exchanged for a different type).

not sure if it is a 627PC, I will need to get it out of the safe and check on it..
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I don't quite see it converting a Cap N Ball revolver to cartridge...to much hassle to reload, why not buy a 2ND pistola. one that shoots cartirdges from the git go...

The Ruger OA is a hybrid and isn't even authentic to the period...I can see some of the old model percussion conversions being recreated...
I like the gun and would like to shoot it. Adding another weapon to my already extensive collection isn't nearly as much fun as shooting what I have. Now of course I can shoot it black powder but yikes what a mess!!!


Add on: I see your question similar to the questions I get about sleeving my Parker Damascus barrels. Why bother, why not just buy a newer shotgun? The Parkers are beautiful and I what to shoot them.
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Mine could be an older model... The tip of the gun (compensator can be exchanged for a different type).

not sure if it is a 627PC, I will need to get it out of the safe and check on it..
Ah, I think yours is the compensated barrel version and mine is the standard barrel version. I really enjoy it although I have not been able to get to the range in quite a long time. (The one that used to be right down the street closed down, unfortunately.) Handles hot .357 loads nicely and is a real joy with .38+P.
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I don't quite see it converting a Cap N Ball revolver to cartridge...to much hassle to reload, why not buy a 2ND pistola. one that shoots cartirdges from the git go...

The Ruger OA is a hybrid and isn't even authentic to the period...I can see some of the old model percussion conversions being recreated...
Some of us just like to play around with the unusual. I have a pretty good pile of single actions, and a pretty fair number of those are in .45 Colt. After this discussion, I find myself thinking it would be fun to pick up one of these R&D cylinders just to play with something different. For a couple hundred bucks it's pretty hard to go wrong.

I like my Old Army, but like Henry, I just don't shoot it much. The black powder doesn't bother me - I shoot more of it than smokeless anyway, in everything from muzzle loaders to lever guns to single shots to single action revolvers - but the loading procedure on a cap 'n' ball gun is agonizingly slow.

The Ruger stands as the finest cap 'n' ball gun ever produced. It was never meant to be a copy of anything, or to be period correct in any way. Bill Ruger simply wanted to revive the concept in a modern platform for today's shooters. Like the Blackhawk, his original .22 auto, and the #1, it strongly suggests traditional designs, but is not bound by them. They are all uniquely Ruger. They have never been in the repro business.
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Hey Jeff
Here's a muzzle loader for you.
It hasn't been shoot for 30 years but it looks like new.
45 cal Harrington and Richardson "Huntsman".
Any interest?
As for those Ruger #1 I have four [ 2)7mm, (1)6mm and (1)30-06] all in new unfired condition. 30-06 is still in the box. All dated around 76, Three are Liberty models.


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Thanks Henry, but I think I'll pass on the Huntsman. In their infinite wisdom, the Washington game department has declared all ignition systems must be exposed to the elements. Sealed breach guns like that are illegal to hunt with up here. I might be interested in one of those #1's if any are for sale, though. Are the 7mm's Mauser or Magnum? Light Sporters, Internationals, or Standards? I like my Light Sporters and Tropical Rifles with the barrel band front sight and sling swivels. Very purdey rifles.
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A #1 Ruger is a very good gun to have. Owned one for a long time...
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Thanks Henry, but I think I'll pass on the Huntsman. In their infinite wisdom, the Washington game department has declared all ignition systems must be exposed to the elements. Sealed breach guns like that are illegal to hunt with up here. I might be interested in one of those #1's if any are for sale, though. Are the 7mm's Mauser or Magnum? Light Sporters, Internationals, or Standards? I like my Light Sporters and Tropical Rifles with the barrel band front sight and sling swivels. Very purdey rifles.
I will have to pull them out to see which models I have .
I'll try to do that first thing in the AM.
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Now this would be one very accurate gun. It's a Korth .32 Not my gun (some guy at the pistol club's) but I sure would like a shoot with it.

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I have two different styles three different calibers. All in like new condition and all withgreat wood
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