The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

Some of the old pictures of the collection. Reproduction and originals mixed.

A friggin LeMat!!!!!! thats a Southern pistol. You better sell me that befo you get in trouble for havin it. I hear General Lee is gonna be dug up and made to serve on Trump's cabinet because they found where he voted for Hillary Whats that #7 pic Belgium looking gadget?

Belgian pinfire revolver, mid 19th century. Many a LeMat was captured and brought north, they were neither southern or northern, they were French made and could be bought by both sides. The South had to smuggle them in, the north has so many revolvers to choose from that they didn't bother with the Lemat, they had the Starr DA.

Another awesome picture array. There doesn't seem to be much you don't own JYD.

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capt14k wrote:Another awesome picture array. There doesn't seem to be much you don't own JYD.

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Hail to the King of Junk, and non-junk. Thanks for sharing. Whats yur Ebay page/name whatever its called,,,yer STUFF.

Beautiful collection! Gotta respect those who are willing to shoot the holy black!

Wow I'm green with envy here.

You aren't allowed to collect these in Canada Sonny? Here we can still order them by mail, repops or originals, the government doesn't consider them firearms. Some states only consider them firearms if you have them loaded or keep bullets with them, but there are no restrictions on getting one for the most part.

Junk Yard Dog wrote:You aren't allowed to collect these in Canada Sonny? Here we can still order them by mail, repops or originals, the government doesn't consider them firearms. Some states only consider them firearms if you have them loaded or keep bullets with them, but there are no restrictions on getting one for the most part.

Oh yeah we can collect muzzle loaders no problem and I've been saying for years that I should get one.

I think you just convinced me to look into it..

I can play a little here too.

The .31 cal. bottom right revolver was a kit I built in the 70's

My CVA kit revolver was a "Navy" .44, with brass frame, I still have it, bit worn now with ago and use but still functional.

The shooter here is our very own millman. He is shooting my Army 44 on one of my ventures to KY.

wow! you have the MOTHER LOAD for sure.show more pictures of the two DBL-SXS shot guns original and repro, i love them.

toot wrote: ↑Fri Oct 04, 2019 9:49 am wow! you have the MOTHER LOAD for sure.show more pictures of the two DBL-SXS shot guns original and repro, i love them.

Only one of the shotguns in the pictures, the CVA, is a front stuffer, the other is a black powder cartridge gun. I do have another front stuffer SxS, 1850's English made double, but it needs cleaning up, and I haven't gotten to it yet. Latest BPC double shotgun is 1889 Remington.

What a great collection. The LeMat is cool.

Ironnewt wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2019 9:52 am What a great collection. The LeMat is cool.

Nine shot with a 20 gauge barrel in the middle and still easier to hold and fire than the COlt Walker or Dragoon. Expensive then and now so few of them are around. Probably more new ones around today than were originally made during the war.

Junk Yard Dog wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2019 12:51 pm

Ironnewt wrote: ↑Mon Oct 07, 2019 9:52 am What a great collection. The LeMat is cool.

Nine shot with a 20 gauge barrel in the middle and still easier to hold and fire than the COlt Walker or Dragoon. Expensive then and now so few of them are around. Probably more new ones around today than were originally made during the war.

I'd kinda like to see a video of that in action. That R.I. 1911 kind.

Love this thread..

And I want to play.

.54 cal goes Boom.. lol