44 cal. muzzle loader | Right Handed

Remington New Model Army in 44 Percussion. These Remingtons were the second most seen revolver on American Civil War battlefields! If only this revolver could talk! 8" barrel, 6 shot. All 3 hammer clicks are present.

Nice double action 1856 Starr Arms cap and ball revolver chambered in .44cal. Original finish is still visible in protected areas with the rest turning to a plum patina. The action is strong and crisp with excellent timing.

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

Here is a beautiful Starr Army 44 caliber double action revolver. Built in Civil War era, looks like one of the Union’s 25,000 contract. Mechanically functions well, timing correct and lock up tight.

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. 

Apparently and occurring more often now, people are not reading the post.  Specifically the part about phone or text only.  

Selling/trading a Fenton of London boxlock single shot pistol. 44 caliber, percussion cap, antique status - no PAL required. Barrel is roughly 2 1/8" long. Steel is in very nice shape for its age, bright with nice crisp lines.