Videos tagged with Ruger Old Army

The Ruger Old Army is presented as the pinnacle of percussion revolver design, blending classic aesthetics with modern manufacturing for superior strength and reliability. It addresses historical shortcomings like cap jams and fouling, offering a durable alternative to original designs. Its discontinuation has made it a sought-after collector's item, particularly the rarer fixed-sight stainless models.

This video introduces Taylors and Co cartridge conversion cylinders for cap and ball revolvers, specifically chambered in .45 Long Colt. It details their 6-round capacity, drop-in design with screwless back plates, and compatibility with Ruger Old Army, Uberti 1847 Colt Walker, and Uberti/Pietta 1858 Remington replicas. Crucially, it emphasizes using these cylinders only in steel frame revolvers with loads no more powerful than standard black powder.

This guide details the step-by-step reassembly process for the Ruger Old Army Black Powder Revolver, following a thorough cleaning. It covers the installation of critical components like the hammer plunger, cylinder latch, trigger, hammer, pawl, and grip frame, emphasizing proper seating and screw tightening. The guide also differentiates reassembly steps for standard and 7.5-inch barrel models, concluding with a vital function check.

This comprehensive guide details the complete disassembly of the Ruger Old Army Black Powder Revolver, essential for thorough cleaning and maintenance. Expert instruction covers tool requirements, safety protocols, and step-by-step removal of all major components, including the cylinder, grips, springs, hammer, trigger, and cylinder nipples. The video emphasizes careful handling of small parts and springs.

This guide details the essential steps for cleaning a Ruger Old Army black powder revolver, emphasizing the importance of regular maintenance to prevent jamming and corrosion from black powder residue. It outlines the necessary tools and provides a step-by-step process from disassembly and soaking to thorough cleaning, drying, and lubrication of all components. Following these instructions ensures the longevity and reliable function of the firearm.