Sometimes ya just get lucky. Replica Arms 1861 Navy. Dated to 1970. I gotta make up my mind whether or not I want to keep it. What do you guys think is the value of this revolver?
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LOOKA HERE what I fell in to.
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You're undecided? You're kidding us, no? It's a keeper. Shouldn't be any question in your mind!!
That truly is wonderful.
I understand the issue. Keep it and pristine or shoot it and then its not.
Serious dilema unless you just want to keep it for display and visual enjoyment. Tough dilema.
If I can't shoot it I don't keep it but that is me.
I understand the issue. Keep it and pristine or shoot it and then its not.
Serious dilema unless you just want to keep it for display and visual enjoyment. Tough dilema.
If I can't shoot it I don't keep it but that is me.
I think that is a Uberti stamp on the side of the frame. Not 100% sure though.
Yep, that is it in a nut shell for me. I have other shooters. I was just happy to find this gem.
I got the readers AND the magnifying glass out and found the Uberti stamp. It took some doing to get this smart (dumb) phone to take a clear zoomed pic of the stamp.
If you decide to sell it, I'd be interested as I have been eying some "london" navy's....beautiful piece any way you cut it.
Gorgeous gun! Beautiful Case Hardening! I'd be tempted to keep it.
Walt
Walt
What a Find !
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