CAP AND BALL REVOLVER PISTOLS THAT FIRE

Result pages:     1 2 3 Click Here To See Complete Details Or To Add To Cart 1863 Pocket Remington Brass Black Powder Revolver SKU: LS435PIE Remington features a spur trigger design. Product Specifications:, Action: Single ActionSize: 8", Caliber: 0.31, Capacity: 5, Barrel: 3.5 - Blue Finish, Manufacturer: F.LLI Pietta, Sights: Brass, Twist/Grooves: 1:30", Weight: 1.3125 lbs., Stock/Grip: Walnut, Color/Finish: Brass frame, backstrap a... Our price: $325.00 Details Click Here To See Complete Details Or To Add To Cart 1863 Pocket Remington Nickel Black Powder Revolver SKU: LS435PIENK Spur Trigger. Product Specifications: Action: Single Action, Size: 8", Caliber: 0.31, Capacity: 5, Barrel: 3.5 - Nickel Finish, Manufacturer: F.LLI Pietta, Sights: Brass, Twist/Grooves: 1:30", Weight: 1.3125 lbs., Stock/Grip: Walnut, Color/Finish: Nickel frame, brass back strap and trigger guard Our price: $360.00 Details Click Here To See Complete Details Or To Add To Cart 1873 Peacemaker Black Powder Firing Revolver 5 1/2 " Barrel SKU: FF-598 1873 Peacemaker Black Powder S.A. Firing Percussion Revolver: This revolver is an authentic copy of the black powder Single Action Army Revolver. It features a color casehardened steel frame with a loading gate to allow access the nipples. The revolver features walnut grips and is available onl... Our price: $450.00 Details Click Here To See Complete Details Or To Add To Cart Dragoon 1st Model Black Powder Pistol SKU: LS485A In 1833 the U.S. Army's Mounted Rifles (U.S.M.R.) 1st Cavalry became commonly known as the "Dragoons", the first of many "Dragoon" units established in the United States. Developed in 1848, the Colt Dragoon was initially issued in pairs for "Dragoon" service. The massive revolver was introduced t... Our price: $345.00 Details Click Here To See Complete Details Or To Add To Cart Remington New Model Navy Steel Frame Black Powder Revolver SKU: LS420PIE The Colt 1836 patent was due to expire in 1849 but, having the possibility to demonstrate that they had not used it to its full capacity, Colt was able to renew it until 25th February 1857. The extension gave them the chance to force out the competition. When the patent expired, Remington brought... Our price: $360.00 Details

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