Revolver is a Cimarron model P 7.5” in .45 Colt.
Original cartridge top, made in 1887 at Frankford Arsenal, the removed powder charge in the vial at left.
Below is the reproduction, consisting of Star Line .45S&W brass, and a conical from the mold I used the original bullet to have made.
Bottom center: Standard Manufacturing “Switch Gun” .22mag/.22lr.
L-R clockwise:
-H&R “Young American” .22 short.
-Palmetto Arms reproduction M1855 Colt Root Pocket , .31cal.
-S&W Model 1, .22 short, made in 1860.
-Pedersoli reproduction “Muff Pistol”, .44cal
-Colt model 1908 Vest Pocket, .25acp.
Lorenz is an original dated 1861, the 1857 is a reproduction by Pedersoli/Mauser dated 1996. Ammo by me.
Rifle is an Armisport defarbed as a Whitney “Manton” by Todd Watts. Ammo by me.
Load is 85gr 1.5Fg Swiss, patched .61 Ball.
The watch is a “Militado” Dirty Dozen homage, cheap but it makes me happy. Revolver is lettered, the grips are reproductions that I shortened to the end of the frame, stripped, bleached and stained black, and re-varnished. I shortened a grip insert from BK Grips to match the length.
I did not modify or get rid of the original grips, they’re in the safe.
Musket is a reproduction by Pedersoli, defarbed by Todd Watts and I. All ammunition by me.
The 42rd ammo boxes are 3D printed reusable replicas by Surley’s possibles. The Blakelesee Infantry pattern cartridge box is a reproduction by Joe Mongi, the blank cartridges are by Veteran Arms, my live rounds are in Starline Brass loaded with 40gr compressed 2fg Swiss, under a Lyman bullet cast and loaded by me.
Load is 50gr of 2Fg Goex under a .53” ball and 3x #4 buck in paper cartridge.
Bullets, cartridges, stamps, all by me. Musket is a reproduction defarbed by me with some original parts. W,W & Co. US issue blanket.