Black powder fun!

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Ragnarok Farm, Iowa
I have a few black powder revolvers for sale.

First is a Navy Arms Reb model 1860 (1851?) pistol. It is a replica of the Griswold and Gunnison revolver used by the Confederates. It has a brass frame and trigger guard, color case hardened ramrod/hammer, and round 7 1/2" barrel. .44 caliber.
Very light use. Made in Italy. Asking 150.00 shipped to your door.

Next is a Navy Arms 1858 New Model Army. This is a replica of the 1858 Remington revolver. It has a brass frame, .44 cal. 7 3/4" octagon barrel is blued. Color case hardened ramrod. Shows light use. Made in Italy.
Asking 150.00 shipped to your door.

Last is a Hawes Navy Model. It is a .36 caliber replica of the colt 1860 army pistol. It has a brass frame, 7 1/2" octagon barrel, and color case hardened ramrod/hammer. Very light use. Made in Italy. Asking 150.00 shipped to your door.

The brass frames on all three guns have been allowed to "patina", giving a nice antique look.

Buy all three for 400.00 shipped!
Hope to have pics up tonight.

Edit: The first and third guns may actually be copies of the 1851 Colt Navy Pistol. Since they are not stamped with model numbers, I can't say for sure. Please refer to the pictures so you know what they look like before you buy. My thanks to CraigC for pointing this out! 8)
 
FYI, The Griswold was a brass framed version of the 1851 Navy with a round barrel. Not the 1860. Sounds like the Hawes is a brass frame 1851 Navy as well.
 
Hard to say for sure. These guns are not marked with a model number, and the Hawes is just stamped "navy model".
You could well be right.

Please check the pictures (once they are up) to verify for yourselves what they are.
 
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