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Got any last words oh why are you. Laughing that's because i counted six shots oh. Really well i kind of tier cylinders oh no. No don't do that please oh. Halla one this videos can be primarily. Focused on the 1858 Remington new army. From pietà but not the gun specifically. But more about this now this is a. Converging cylinder which allows you to shoot 45 colts here's a cartridge here's. How a 45 colt looks like if you have never seen one before it's pretty big so let's get into it commercial cylinders were made so that you can shoot cartridges out of your cap and ball revolvers this one specifically is a drop-in cylinder that converts my gun into a 45 colt or 45 long colt or 45. Lc technically i bought this form. Tailors & co for about two hundred fifty-five dollars which includes shipping it is a little pricey considering that i got the gun itself for cheaper than that two hundred dollars and it's just a piece of metal but since they own the rights to this, and they're pretty much the only one that can make a six-shot cylinder then they can pretty much pricing however they want and even then. These are pretty much the cheapest that you could find of course i got the blue steel one because it's cheaper and it matches my gun better but you can also buy stainless steel ones which could be more durable and may look better in your gun or if you have a stainless steel gun the differences between the two cylinders is pretty big of course this. One allows you to shoot cartridges and this one allows you to shoot levels too low the conversions down there all you have to do is take off the cap get your 45 colt cartridges now you can load six. But it's only recommended to load five for safety reasons and I'll get into that and it loads into the cylinder just. Like that so now you have five shots afford a colt and then you put the cap back off now I'm going to be very careful because I'm going to load it into my gun and I'm gonna be putting the empty chamber which you can see there's no brass that you can see in that one while you see brass and other ones I'm going to put that face ring up for safety reasons of course because there's no safety doctors on these and now it's on an empty chamber and you have five. Shots in your gun now I'm going to take it up again for safety reasons while i make this video surprisingly if you weigh both of these cylinders the conversion cylinder is just lighter than. The regular cylinder it doesn't make that big of a difference but once you put everything in to reload it they're gonna be about the same weight anyways when i first got the cylinder the timing. Was perfect but then i did have a problem with it when i pulled the hammer back it would rotate forward and don't worry the gun is empty i checked and i unloaded it and i see five shots over there but when i released a hammer slowly the cylinder would rotate back the place so pretty. Much if you were to shoot it you'd be shooting blanks that's a sad. Story of many people's lives anyways so somehow i fixed it and the. Way i fix it was i loosened the hammer. Spring all the way and then i just dry fired one round and it works for a flue. Fine now it continually rotates with no. Issues now it's not recommended drying fire, but they fix it so technically it. Didn't damage it more than it fix it and. Then now put the hammer spring tension back up to where it was before and the manual says that you should not use anything but cowboy loads but just like. The gun recommends that you shouldn't use any more than like 25 grams of black. Powder we're pretty sure they're just trying to cover the butts but I'm no expert and I'm not responsible for anything that you do personally i don't think you have to stick with cowboy loads but again you can't sue me because i put a disclaimer already alright these are not cowboy lows. They're just regular 45 colt loads but make sure that their lead I've seen people shoot jacket bullets while they may not do instant damage to your gun they might have long-term effects as seeing that people have shot jacketed bullets out of their gun just fine and there hasn't been instant explosions or anything like that then I'm pretty sure you can use lead bullets pretty easily but again don't quote me. On that you i better not get a lawsuit within like the next week but that's. Pretty much it guys i haven't got to shoot this yet and I'm hoping to do it soon but then i have relatives coming over so i won't be able to do it soon enough and school's coming back up. Life's going back to normal i guess. But once i do get some range footage i will definitely share with you guys hey guys thank you so much for watching that video i hope you enjoyed and if you did please leave a like if you want other people to see it you can even share it to your friends and family on like facebook and stuff like that if you guys really want to buy some cool things and help out the channel at the same time you guys should check out my spread shirt you can get hoodies t-shirts mugs. Bandanas and more also if you donate to. My patreon you get access to early videos it's stuff like that and for the last video click over here having you just in my hands and looking at it's a really nice looking guy i really enjoyed the blue on it overall i. Just really like how it looks I've been taking a ton of pictures of it and i posted a couple on Instagram too and of course after the range i.