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I just traded off a pistol that I just never shot much for a ruger black powder revolver. I don't know much at all about this gun, and would like to get a value on it in case I want to sell it or trade it off...I'm not sure I'll have the time to start into black powder shooting. It is new and unfired with the box and all the paperwork.... Thanks...
 

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Ruger Old Army's bring in 300-400 depending what you have. Stainless? Blued?

They shoot conicals well.. and are very accurate. Most people find that roundballs in .458 work.

I see Old Armys listed at 425.00 on auction arms, but I rarely see them sell at that price.
 

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Agree with vodkazombie

This is a good gun but it is not something to set the black powder world on fire. Enjoy it, do not expect it to be an investment, and shoot the bullets recommended by the prior poster.

I owned one about ten years ago and did not like it as I felt it had a bad combination of weight and balance. I never was satisfied with my shooting performance. I sold it after about a year.
Do not miss it.
 

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I like my Ruger Old Army.Its 71/2 barrel stainless with adjustable rear site.I found a gloss stainless steel Ruger cylinder for sale that slipped right in my revolver and shoots just fine.Classicballistk in Texas makes a percussion cylinder for the ROA That is stainless and can be had with a gloss finish.Mine shoots Speer&Hornady .457 balls very well.Looking to get a Lee conical bullet mold this fall.Hodgon 777 powder shoots and cleans up well in my gun.
 
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