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Value of fllipietta Italian 22Cal semi auto rifle?
50-100 USD
What is the value of a fllipietta revolver serial number is R338455?
50-150 USD or so
How do you get the wedge out of a fllipietta black powder revolver that seem to be stuck?
Seek the services of a gun smith.
What is the value 36 calibur black powder fllipietta-made in Italy?
50-150 usd
How much is 1941 44 caliber pistol made by FLLIPIETTA in Italy?
Seldom exceed 125 usd
What is the code on the bottom of a fllipietta black powder 44 cal pistol?
Impossible to answer without a DETAILED description of ALL markings.
Where can you find a manual on a Fllipietta 44 calblack powder pistol?
Try gun shops, gun shows, want ads.
What is a black powder fllipietta revolver gun?
Flli Peitta is an Italian gun maker specializing in reproduction black powder and single action guns. Imported in the US by several retailers and distributors.
What is the value of a colt 44 serial number 341783 it also says fllipietta patent sept 10 1850 and engaged May 16 1843 and made in Italy?
50-150 usd
What is value of fllipietta 44 cal black powder cal.?
I was getting one of my colt 44 black powders repaired and the ameture gun smith that was helping me out offerd $100 for one of them. Mine are in really rough shape though, they are functional but in rough shape.
How do you load a fllipietta black powder revolver?
Here is a link posted in the related links section, to the basics of loading a revolver. Remember to always keep your face and fingers away form the muzzle and the the open end of the cylinder. http://www.ehow.com/how_2074718_load-blackpowder-revolver.html
You have a 44 cal fllipietta you lost every thing but the gun im not sure if it takes 454 or the451 lead round ball?
If your .44 cal is a ball and caprevolver, you can use the .454, even if .451 is the perfect size. A ball and cap revolver press fits the ball into the charge hole in the cylinder. The lead balls are very soft lead, and will shave a small ring of lead from over-sized bullets. In effect, it shapes the bullet to the bore of the cylinder each time one is loaded. A bullet that is too SMALL is dangerous, and it can result in the flash from one charge firing jumping over to the next charge- a very BAD condition knows as "chain fire". Many good reloading manuals have a section dealing with muzzle loading firearms. By the way, search for a mnaual under "F LLI PIETTA".
