X X X SOLD X X X Remington New Model Army 44 cal 6 shot Percussion Revolver Ref 9150

$ 15.00

4.5 (168) In stock

An American Remington New Model Army 44 calibre 6 shot Percussion Revolver c 1861-1865 Civil war era The barrel stamped on top with Patented Sept 14
An American Remington New Model Army .44 calibre 6 shot Percussion Revolver c.1861-1865. Civil war era. The barrel stamped on top with Patented Sept.14 1858. E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, New York U.S.A. New Model. These great revolvers were manufactured by Remington and were the major competition to Samuel Colt's model 1860 Army Revolver. Almost the whole production were ordered for the various U.S. Government contracts placed during the American Civil War. The famous American showman William F. Cody ( Buffalo Bill), carried one of these reliable revolvers during the Indian wars in the mid 19th century and he was known to have said about his Remington it never failed me. Overall length 14 inches. The action is very crisp. Condition is near mint with approx 80-90% of its original blueing. Ref 9150. This revolver is much better than any we have sold in recent years. This is an obsolete antique pistol and is sold as a collectors item only. No Licence is required in the United Kingdom. We are pleased to accept payment by debit card / credit card, or direct bank transfer, we make no extra charge for paying by card when you pay online using the World-Pay payment gateway, it is simple and very easy to use and protects both the buyer as well as the seller. Simply click the buy-it button on the item that you wish to buy, you will automatically be taken to the World-Pay secure site to enter your payment details. We carry in stock the largest selection of genuine antique weapons for sale in Great Britain. Every item is guaranteed to be original. Single items and collections always wanted. Please call us if you have any items for sale. We will pay top international prices for good items. All transactions are treated in strict confidence. Immediate payment. Trade member of the BASC. The British Association for Shooting and Conservation. Est ablished since 1968.