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Not sure where to post this. Hope its ok here since it is about a smooth bore. Awhile back there was a person looking for a Navy Arms double barrel. He had the stock but the barrel was lost in transit. He offered the stock with locks to me, but at the time it seemed like finding the barrels...

These are for an ASM 1860 or 1951. Got these new at Deercreek Products. Deburred and fitted. Work good, don't believe I'm going to finish this project. Was putting together a Griswold. $125 shipped

Im asking $95 plus shipping.

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In good usable condition. Navy Arms Armi San Marco frame and barrel. 1862 Confederate Griswold and Gunnison 36 caliber. Got these parts with good intentions. Doesn't look like its gonna happen. Internal parts sold separately in another listing. $95 plus shipping.

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...

Pietta, that's good. If you ever need parts for it they won't be hard to find.

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 .

https://www.capandballrevolvers.com/MAKERS_AND_IMPORTERS

Deercreek Products is a good source for parts. I found parts for the Armi San Marco there. And of course ebay. A hand, bolt and the bolt/trigger spring would be a good idea. Maybe a hammer and spring also. Sometimes the hammer cam can give problems.

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...

Before I took it apart. You can see the trigger guard sticking out.

Had this nearly a month. Took it apart with intentions of inletting the trigger and guard. Not good at woodworking so I'm not going through with it. I did shoot it twice before disassembly. Works great. Would rather have a flintlock. So I'm going to sell it. Hopefully I'm not asking too much...

Sounds interesting. I'm fond of double barrel shotguns. You state it fires, can you elaborate on that?

I've asked at garage sales and wasn't surprised when they say yes, but , its an old one or a bunch of pats. I can't remember how many basket cases I've bought. Had an old guy give me a double barrel shotgun break over with external hammers. Right side spring was broken. A little wobbly. Took it...

Ive had no luck finding one. I think the only ones made them is Uberti and ASM. The 6 round is a rare model. Most all the 31 caliber pocket revolvers are 5 rounds.

This is another "wall hanger" I did the same with it. Took apart and tried to blow it up. Don't know where it came from but it didn't have a breech plug or flash hole. The lock has Spain stamped on the inside. Sparks real good.

Looks better than the ones I have. They came from Thailand. Person I got them from said they were curios for the wall. After taking them apart and thoroughly inspected. And literally tried to blow them up. They are fully functional. Meet Howdy and Swasdi The engraving is Thai for hello...

Bought some assortment of black powder supplies. These were in it. A bunch. Measurement is about .390-.240 , this considered #4 buck?

31 caliber revolver. AKA Baby Dragoon, 1849 Colt Pocket and Wells Fargo. With or without the loading lever.