Uberti set the standard for producing quality replica firearms by which all others are judged. This unique military revolver was one of the few handguns that was produced only for Civil War use. The two-piece grips rate about. Eli Whitney Snr., the inventor of the cotton gin, began manufacturing long arms in the late eighteenth century but it was not until 1847 that his son, by then running the business, took the company into the production of pistols. PS, Garret, there has to be a viable market before someone will spend a couple of million dollars to set up the equipment to manufacture a reproduction revolver. As is typical of Savage Navy revolvers, the gun is serial numbered on the frame, under the grips. The specimen displayed here is a Navy revolver that was converted to a rare Third Model Figure 8 model, of which only a few hundred are known to have been produced. Action works well. The Savage Navy had a unique way of cocking the hammer. POCKET Revolver
RARE Patent Infringement Pistol of the Civil War
Here we present an antique J.P. Lower Marked William Uhlinger .32, CIVIL WAR Era MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS CO. Series IV Percussion NAVY Revolver
ENGRAVED With Multi-Panel CYLINDER SCENE
Here we present an antique Manhattan Arms Fourth Series Percussion, This Colt Model 1862 Pocket Police was the last style of percussion gun to be built by Colt. I cant remember the last time I had a US Navy marked Savage Navy available for sale, so dont miss your opportunity to add a very scarce variant of the Savage Navy to your collection. The gun was the final version of a family of self-cocking revolvers that were built upon the. The Savage Navy Model, a six shot .36 caliber revolver, was made from 1861 until 1862 with a total production of only 20,000 guns. TheUSS Young Roverwas later reassigned from the Atlantic Blockading Squadron to the Potomac Flotilla. Their original 1861 contract with the government was for 5, 500 arms at a cost of $20.00 each. Designed by Henry S. North and Edward Savage, this. Another incredibly popular black powder gun is the 1858 Remington Army from its widespread use in the American Civil War. Its design was based on the antebellum Savage-North "figure eight" revolver. NEW MODEL ARMY - C55997 The cylinder moved forward when the action cocked, and a recess in the chamber mouth engaged the tapered forcing cone at the rear of the barrel. For a serious Civil War naval collector, this is a must have revolver, and is one that rarely appears on the market for sale. The Savage revolvers were also parts of the small arms compliments of the, . The revolver is covered by a very appealing untouched. This article relating to revolvers is a stub. This on is our best seller. Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 921(a)(16) defines antique firearms as all guns made prior to 1899. Colt first referred to this Revolver as the Ranger Size model, and then . PERCUSSION Revolver
BRITISH PROOFED with LONDON BARREL ADDRESS
Here we present an antique British Proofed Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion R, RARE Antique C.S. Cooper Firearms Co. CIVIL WAR Antique STARR ARMS Model 1858 Army 44 Caliber PERCUSSION Revolver
U.S. Contract Double Action Cavalry Revolver
Here we present an antique Starr Arms Company Model 1858 Double Action Ar, CIVIL WAR Era Antique COLT Model 1861 NAVY .36 Caliber PERCUSSION Revolver
Produced in 1864 During the AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
Here we present an antique Colt Model 1861 Navy Percussion Revolver, mad, CASED Antique CIVIL WAR COLT Model 1855 ROOT Side-Hammer POCKET Revolver
First Year Production SIDE HAMMER w/ACCESSORIES
Here we present an antique Colt Model 1855 Root&rdqu, c1865 Antique METROPOLITAN ARMS Navy Model .36 Caliber Percussion Revolver
Direct Copy of the Popular Colt Model 1851 Navy! RARE CIVIL WAR Antique REMINGTON Model 1861 OLD ARMY Percussion Revolver
One of only 6,000 Made in 1862, CIVIL WAR Antique US STARR Arms Model 1858 ARMY .44 Cal PERCUSSION Revolver U.S. Contract Double Action Cavalry Revolver, Cased, Inscribed Per Civil War Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver, CIVIL WAR Era Antique SMITH & WESSON No. Another contract was received from the government in November of 1861 to supply an additional 5,000 revolvers, at $20 each, between November 1861 and May of 1862. Revolver Grips Reproduction Grips for Original Revolvers. This law exempts antique firearms from any form of gun control or special engineering because they are not legally considered firearms. The gun is also marked with the later anchor reinspection mark on the top of the barrel where it meets the frame. The effect was a gas seal between the chamber and the barrel, which practically eliminated the loss of gas and pressure from the usual gap between the barrel and cylinder. *Note: Above screws are individually machined to match the Uberti's extensive line of traditional guns has established a long history of reliability. The handy, more powerful revolver immediately found a following among soldiers and civilians alike and was eventually adopted by both the U.S. and the British military. There are some scattered areas of surface oxidation present on the metal as well as some scattered light pitting and pinpricking. In this case . 36 Caliber; 70% blue, good bore, good grips, 7.5'' barrel, REPRODUCTION 1861 REVOLVER IN GOOD CONDITION. Beyond its unique action, the gun was revolutionary in that was a gas seal revolver. This meant that the gas created from the ignition of the powder charge was more effectively converted into propulsion for the bullet. World Wars - Military (Other than edged weapons), Exceptional National Armory Brown Springfield Model 1822 (1816 Type II) Flintlock Musket, Extremely Scarce and Fine Suhl 1861 Springfield Rifle Musket by Christian Funk, Rare Percussion Sharps Carbine and Rifle Combination Tool. The Colt 1851 Navy is a .36 Cal. Those can be reviewed..in detail in Jay Kimmels book titled Savage&Stevens Arms Collector's History Fifth Edition 1864-2003(www.corystevens.com) although..to my knowledge, these were often refered to as Pocket Rifles or tip up pistols The index of Kimmels book shows no model designated as "Navy" Perhaps the folks at www.dixiegun.com can help! These contract guns went through the standard US Navy inspection process and were marked on the cylinder by the inspecting officer. French Tranter Style Revolver Marked St Remy. Replica Revolver . Here we present a rare antique C.S. Non-Firing Replica Guns; Non-Lethal Weapons; Shooting Supplies. There is also some light pitting and minor erosion around the recessed cone seats of the cylinder and on the inside of the top strap and around the hole through which the centrally slung hammer engages the percussion caps. This unique military revolver was one of the few handguns that was produced only for Civil War use. $229.99. All Images and Text Copyright 2003-2023 International Military Antiques Inc. All Rights Reserved. FINISH SHOWS MODERATE HANDLING WEAR WITH LIGHT WEAR AND A NAVAL SCENE ENGRAVED ON THE CYLINDER. Serial #71,767, all matching numbers. M1861 Colt Navy Loading Lever Plunger (Reproduction for Original) $25.00. PERCUSSION Revolver
Manufactured in 1854
Here we present an antique Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver, made seven years before the, Heres an opportunity to fix it and make some money! Colt Single Action Army. Confederate cavalry units that listed the Savage Navy among their arms were the 11th Texas, 7th Virginia, and the 34th & 35th Virginia Cavalry Battalions. The weapons were overly complex and not well received by sailors. Of these 800 were received via contract, with an order for 800 of the handguns being placed on May 7, 1861. Another contract was received from the government in November of 1861 to supply an additional 5,000 revolvers, at $20 each, between November 1861 and May of 1862. The cylinder and chambers show very little pitting and most of the nipples are intact, which is quite rare for this style revolver as the hammer tension is strong. Now I'm curious, there are no reproductions of these awkward revolvers, why in the world would you think there were. Legal Notice - International Military Antiques, Inc observes all Federal, State and local laws. $35, GRIP SCREW Add to Cart. This contract called for Savage to deliver 5,000 pistols between October 1861 and March 1862 at the price of $20 per revolver. The Savage Navy revolver evolved from the earlier Savage & North Figure 8 revolver. Pistols & Revolvers. The inspection process had been officially revised in 1864 and required the inspector to place a P over his initials on the face of the cylinder of revolvers, and a small anchor on the top of the barrel at the frame junction. As is typical of Savage Navy revolvers, the gun is serial numbered on the frame, under the grips. Replacement Grips. Returns: 3 Days Description: Extremely rare Civil War revolver with the navy anchor and naval inspector's initials indicating issuance to the U.S. Navy. The functional mechanisms add even more authenticity; work the hammer, trigger, and rotate cylinder just like the original! The gun retains the original tall brass cone shaped front sight, which is still full height and remains quite crisp. Overall the pistol is in fine condition, requires a gentle cleaning, and functions very solidly and is completely original. A. Uberti S.p.A. All rights reserved P.iva 03556620171, A. Uberti S.P.A. All rights reserved P.iva 03556620171. LIGHT HIGH-EDGE WEAR NEAR MUZZLE. Items 1 - 16 of 82. Barrel is 2.375". This may have something to do with the ease of cylinder removal from the revolver (the cylinder of a Savage Navy can be particularly difficult remove, while the cylinder of a Whitney Navy is rather easy to take out of the frame). There were only 3 men who inspected the Savage Navy. We manufacture all reproduction parts, both walnut and steel in house on our machinery. 7'' octagonal barrel S/N 13517. The state of Massachusetts procured 285 of the Savage revolvers early in the conflict. The original loading lever is in place under the barrel and remains fully functional, operating smoothly as it should. The design was similar to the lock work employed in William Tranters double trigger revolvers. The Savage 1861 Navy was a cap and ball revolver manufactured by the Savage Revolving Firearms Company from 1861 to 1862. Savage Navy revolvers were issued to the 1st and 2nd Wisconsin U.S. Volunteer Cavalry regiments, and 5th Kansas Volunteer Cavalry while the State of Missouri issued 292 Savage revolvers to its Missouri Enrolled Militia units. Beyond its unique action, the gun was revolutionary in that was a gas seal revolver. The pistols saw significant field service during the war, and were issued to at least twenty-six different US cavalry regiments and were listed among the arms of some half dozen or more Confederate cavalry regiments. Colt Black Powder Revolvers 1861 Navy (F Frame) Parts List Sort by: Show Available 0 Schematic w/ Parts List 1 Backstrap 2 Barrel 3 Barrel Wedge Assembly 4 Bolt 5 Bolt Spring Screw 6 Cylinder 8 Grip 9 Hammer Assembly 10 Hand Assembly 11 Loading Lever Latch 12 Loading Lever 13 Mainspring 14 Mainspring Screw 16 Latch Retaining Pin 17 Loading Plunger SCARCE Bacon Mfg. Rare, self-cocking revolver is one of the weirdest, and possibly most ungainly handguns of the Civil War era, but also has one of the most recognizable profiles. Cartouches are visible on both sides. 1860 Army Revolvers. Savage Rifles. The Figure 8 has an interesting action which allows rapid fire without altering the shooting grip, unlike the contemporary Colt designs. Therefore, the relationship between the two companies and the two weapons was more than coincidental. NAVY Revolver
ENGRAVED With Multi-Panel CYLINDER SCENE, Cased
Here we present an antique Manhattan Fire Arms Company Fourth Se, I am offering a very rare Civil War imported 11MM Perrin Centerfire Revolver with a Texas connection. PP1809 Barrel Wedge Spring for Reproduction Colt 1851 Navy,1861 Navy, 1860 Army, and the Original 51,60,61 & Conversion Revolver $4.95 Compare PP1808 Barrel Wedge w/spring for Reproduction Colt 1851 Navy, 1861 Navy, 1860 Army and Original 1851, 1860 & 1861Conv.
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