pistol /revolver

[waterford103]

A revolver is a pistol .They are both terms for any handgun .If your FAC says BP pistol or revolver they are talking about the same thing . So a 36 0r a 44 muzzle-loading revolver can be obtained .All propellant powder is black ,the difference lies in the make up of that propellant powder .If it's GUNPOWDER then you need a special license to buy ,carry and store it. If its de-natured nitrocellulose ,ie ,Pyrodex or 777 powder ,this can be bought and used in your pistol/revolver quite legally , in fact the police issuing authority in most cases would prefer you to use a gunpowder substitute as they are much safer than gunpowder (also called blackpowder or BP )
It's not rocket science ,it's easier to use Pyrodex /777 or other substitute ,it's far easier to buy and it's safer to keep at home.

I don't think I've missed anything out but there's sure to be someone ------

[gtpkeeper]

well they wanted it changed .36 pistol and not revolver so i got the shop to ring up and all sorted had to send cert back now sayes
.36 pedersoli pistol muzzle loading
leaving
.44 pistol black powder

It's not rocket science ,it's easier to use Pyrodex /777 or other substitute ,it's far easier to buy and it's safer to keep at home.

your right its called choice m8

[davederrick]

All propellant powder is black

The nitro stuff in mine has Red Dots in it

[tacfoley]

The nitro stuff in mine has Red Dots in it

Red Dot = red dots.

Blue Dot = blue dots.

Green Dot = green dots...well, flakes actually.

Funny old thing, that, eh?

Very few nitro powders are actaully black - most are very dark grey.

Black powder, strangely enough, IS black.

tac

[davederrick]

Red Dot = red dots.

Blue Dot = blue dots.

Green Dot = green dots...well, flakes actually.

Funny old thing, that, eh?

Any idea what the coloured bits actually do tac ? Thxs.