Traditions 1851 Navy Redi-Pak

Black powder does not reward shortcuts. It rewards the shooter who shows up with everything in order.

Most people buy the revolver and then spend weeks chasing the rest of the gear.

Ready From The First Charge: The kit puts .44 cal lead balls, a revolver powder measure, a field flask, and a brass field capper in your hands on day one. You load the first cylinder instead of writing a shopping list.

A Pattern With History: The 1851 Navy design dates back well over a century. The blued octagonal barrel and walnut grips settle into your hand the way the pattern intended.

At The Firing Line: You measure the charge, seat the ball, and cap each nipple with the brass capper. The hammer comes back, the blade sight settles, and the .44 speaks.

Care That Keeps It Running: Bore solvent, cleaning patches, Wonderlube 1000 Plus, a nipple wrench, and a pocket cleaning kit ride along. Fouling gets handled before it becomes a problem.

Brass And Walnut: A brass frame and guard against a blued barrel says you shoot the old way on purpose.

The kit is complete, and the rest is up to your hands.