While enjoyably reading of others on here that expound upon the tricks and little tid bits that they've found to smooth and shoot their revolvers better, I've often wondered- what constitutes a full day's shooting out of one, six-shot pers revolver?
The most I've run through one gun without a loading stand is seven cylinders full- I was about worn out! I wanted to shoot more, but didn't want to load any more. It was in the summer time too, so I figure the heat got to me and I must say, I don't enjoy blackpowder shooting when sweating like the proverbial pig.
I did figure out some time ago that, although it's nice to have five or six cylinders to change out while shooting is good, they can be a bear to have to clean if time is short.
If I could just teach the wife to clean my blackpowder guns.
