Well guys I have good news, I finally fixed my problem with the new Pietta 1851 Navy made in 2022. Hawg and Mike were both right, first thing the #10 CCI were a no go and then I tried #10 Remington which were also a no go. So after tearing the thing down more times than I am going to admit, I finally saw a post from Mike about the bolt which described my problem, and Hawg said he thought it was the bolt at first. This thing was not releasing the bolt until the hammer actually hit the nipple, so after working on the left side of the bolt, which Mike described in his post to a another person, it works great now. Now I understand how the bolt and the hammer work together, and it releases the bolt earlier now which solved my problem. I have a set of Slixshot nipples in there now, and it works perfect. One thing is for sure I learned a lot from doing the work myself, and this is a lesson that will not be forgotten. Also, I smoothed out areas that needed it and learned a lot in the process, and once I get some more primers it is going to the range. I think this was what I needed as a newbie, now I just need to find a place who has the piano spring in stock, as I want to have one on hand.
Now another problem, I am looking at adding a 1861 Navy to the group LOL...The Navy grip fits my hand perfect, and I think the 1860 Army will be too big. Love the Navy 1851 and this is going to be the go to range gun. Thanks guys for your help, in the process of working on this thing, I got to shoot it approximately 50 times, and I am very impressed with the accuracy and handling of the revolver. I actually like it better than the 1858 Remington.
