Firearms | Handguns | Alberta | Calgary | Very Good

*price drop* The Colt 1849 Pocket revolver was an important part of American and firearms history. A "little iron" rather than a big one. Based on Colt records, this gun was manufactured in 1871 in the wake of the Civil War.

This is a First Year Production Colt Model 1862 Police Revolver. Widely believed to be the most aesthetically pleasing of all the Colt percussion revolvers.

WARNING *** If you don't have an ATC (Authorization to Carry), don't contact me ***
Comes with 3 mags, cleaning rod, and extra beaver tails. 

Nice Antique Single Action Army  , in 44 SP caliber , all number match and this one been made in 1889.

Ammunitions available at Calgary Shooting Center and other supplier in Canada .

As a Antique no PAL required 

Really nice Antique blued 6 inch barrel single action in 44 Russian caliber , original still having more than 90 %of is blued , this is  great shooter better than my double action and safer with the hammer not touching the frame when at ease

Howdy Gunpost! I've got something really special for you here. This is a rare bird that is something that you just don't encounter at your local hockey rink venue community Gunshow.

Howdy Gunpost. I've got a real old beauty here for you to take a look at. This pistol was in a rather sad and sorry state when I found it. You'd never tell by looking at it now but it was broken and used as a hammer before (I'm not joking).

This is a rare antique Remington Beale Army Percussion Revolver which is the beginning of the 1858 army series.

This is a Rare Antique Remington Early Production Type I, A.K.A. The Double Derringer. Remington produced around 150000 model 95’s between 1866 and 1935. There were only around 1600 produced before the addition of an extractor.

This is an antique Remington New Model Army Revolver commonly referred to as the Remington 1858. This has a 8” octagon barrel and a 6 shot cylinder with safety notches chambered in .44 percussion.

This is an antique Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver. It is a 6 shot .44 percussion revolver.

Story had it that this gun was taken from an Indian chief at the battle of the badlands in North Dakota. The serial number checks out as it was manufactured 2 months before that battle. It has beautiful Native markings on the grips.