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buckleymarka56

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Ok fellow shooters what did I buy? see pics.
It's says Navy Arms , Ridgefield NJ.
BP only 36cal.
See markings,
It's not a peitra, checked with them.
I know the AA means it was made in 1975.
This gun has Never been fired.
When I got it you could pull the hammer back in the cylinder would barely rotate, I took it apart it still had the manufactured grease on the cylinder shaft, scubbed it all off with a wire brush, oiled it and now it's been freely just like it should..paid 75 for it.
Thanks for the help
Mark
 

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That's the Replica Arms logo. They were an importer of Armi San Marco, Uberti and Pietta. Navy Arms bought them out.
The round barrel, smooth cylinder (no engraving) brass frame and 36 caliber makes it a Griswold and Gunnison.
Might be something under the frame/barrel where the serial number is. Sometimes they just used a logo.
Nice find by the way.
 
I bought that same type imported by Navy Arms in the early 70s and it cost $60 new. Shot it till it got loose in a few years.
 
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Jappo said:
That's the Replica Arms logo. They were an importer of Armi San Marco, Uberti and Pietta. Navy Arms bought them out.
The round barrel, smooth cylinder (no engraving) brass frame and 36 caliber makes it a Griswold and Gunnison.
Might be something under the frame/barrel where the serial number is. Sometimes they just used a logo.
Nice find by the way.
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Yes for being never fired, and 75 bucks,couldn't pass it up. Lol
Do you know these stamps?
 

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Those stamps are proof marks and the AA is the date. Last place you can look is under the loading lever. Otherwise it's just a guess on the maker. My guess is Armi San Marco, they were the most popular.
This is the 1993 Navy Arms ASM logo .
 

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I reread your post. You stated Navy Arms, with the RA and being a Navy Arms that's what some call the transition revolver. When Navy Arms bought out Replica Arms. They left the RA logo and stamped the barrel Navy Arms. I've read where these are sought after by collectors, especially if it has the original box.
 

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Jappo said:
That's the Replica Arms logo. They were an importer of Armi San Marco, Uberti and Pietta. Navy Arms bought them out.
The round barrel, smooth cylinder (no engraving) brass frame and 36 caliber makes it a Griswold and Gunnison.
Might be something under the frame/barrel where the serial number is. Sometimes they just used a logo.
Nice find by the way.
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This was under the loading lever
 

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buckleymarka56 said:
This was under the loading lever
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These are all the markings I can see.
According to the *** under the loading lever its a pietta..
The AA means it was made in 1975.
Thanks for your help.
Mark
 

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Replica Arms was an importer (only) and was sold to Navy Arms just before yours was made. Your Pietta is one of the transition pieces imported during the changeover. If I remember correctly the box would have been marked with both NA and RA.
 
hawkeye2 said:
Replica Arms was an importer (only) and was sold to Navy Arms just before yours was made. Your Pietta is one of the transition pieces imported during the changeover. If I remember correctly the box would have been marked with both NA and RA.
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I never say the box. I was sold to me In a leather holster.

Apparently this is a peitta stamp.
At least what I've read. *** was their stamp. This was under the plunger.
 

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