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1858
NEW MODEL ARMY, .44 CAL.
The
stiffest competitor to Colt's 1860 Army, the New Model Army was
one of the last percussion revolvers purchased by the U.S. Army.
The solid frame design was considered to be superior to all other
designs. The rigidity of the frame with the top strap enhances
accuracy, making the 1858 replica the revolver of choice among
N-SSA skirmishers. It features a blued steel frame and
barrel, brass trigger guard and walnut stocks. Bbl. Length:
8"; O.A.L.: 14 1/4"; Weight: 2 lbs. 8 oz.; Rec. Ball
Dia.: .451 R.B. Mod.
No. PRR025 - $294.00
Click for
1858 NM Army Schematic
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STAINLESS
1858 NEW MODEL ARMY, .44 CAL.
This
version of the 1858 replica has the same features as the standard
model, but is constructed of durable, weather resistant stainless
steel. Highly desirable for the active shooter. Bbl.
Length: 8"; O.A.L.: 14 1/4"; Weight: 2 lbs. 8 oz.;
Rec. Ball. Dia.: .451 R.B. Mod. No. SSR044 - $380.00
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 DELUXE
1858 NEW MODEL ARMY, .44 CAL.
This
replica features a spectacular color case-hardened finish with
hand oil-rubbed walnut grips. A unique and distinctive revolver
for the shooter, collector and reenactor. Bbl. Length: 7 3/4";
O.A.L.: 14"; Weight: 2 lbs. 8 oz.; Rec. Ball Dia.: .451
R.B. Mod. No. PCC025 - $339.00
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ROGERS
AND SPENCER ARMY MODEL, .44 CAL.
One
of the strongest and most accurate revolvers of the Civil War
period, the Rogers and Spencer was originally manufactured towards
the end of the war in Utica, N.Y. It saw service as late as the
Spanish-American war fighting Moro tribesmen in the Philippines.
This fine replica features all steel construction and hand rubbed
walnut stocks. Bbl. Length: 7 1/2"; O.A.L.: 13 3/4";
Weight: 3 lbs.; Rec. Ball. Dia: .451 R.B.; Mod. No. RSR100 -
$363.00
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SPILLER
AND BURR, .36 CAL.
The
Spiller and Burr was originally produced in Atlanta, Georgia
between 1862 and 1864. The Confederacy ordered 15,000 revolvers,
but the Atlanta factory was unable to make delivery. The
C.S. government then purchased the company and moved it to the
Macon Armory to continue production. This replica of the
classic Confederate revolver features a polished brass frame,
blued octagonal barrel and walnut stocks. Bbl. Length: 7";
O.A.L.: 12 1/2"; Weight: 2 lbs. 8 oz.; Rec. Ball Dia.: .375
R.B.;
Mod. No. CRP685 - $196.00
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"FRONTIERSMAN" 1851 NAVY REVOLVER
This
gun was conceived at the 2002 Navy Arms writer's summit specifically
for the new “Frontiersman” event in Cowboy Action Shooting‰.
The gun features a 5” .36 cal. barrel for faster draw and
sight acquisition. The receiver, loading lever and hammer are
beautifully color case hardened. The barrel and cylinder are
charcoal-blue finished. These vibrant colors are accented by
the Frontiersman's German silver-plated backstrap and hand-rubbed
walnut grips. The gun has also been exceptionally timed to ensure
the gun is both accurate and reliable. The Frontiersman revolvers
were used by Jerry Meyer (SASS alias “Wolfbait”) to
win the Frontiersman event at Mule Camp in 2002.
Mod. No. PRF051 - $335.00 |
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