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I understand supply and demand. I understand the lack of availability of many models of bp arms. I even understand how vendors prices have gone up in recent months given the lack of availbility. I get it. But dosen't this seem a little high ? https://www.gunbroker.com/item/895514472

Here's an 1860 Army which is about as old as you are, 70yrs! It was made by Replica Arms Co NJ in 1952, the action is as smooth and tight as a fine watch and it shoots to point of aim at 25ft. It has natually aged over the years and it might be my fav percussion revolver of them all.

Me too, an original Colt 1860 Army. Oh and an 1851 Colt Navy. Oh yea and a Remington New Model Army. Wait a minute, I have an original Remington New Model Army..

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I'm sorry but I don't, I bought the knife and sheath as a set from Mr McClure.

Anyone have an extra Pietta 1860 Army back strap they can spare ? Condition unimportant, please let me know what and how much. Thanks for looking.

This Casey McClure belt knife was forged from an antique file. The blade is 6 1/2 inches with an overall length of 10 3/4 inches. The blade edge is scalpel sharp. This is fine work by Casey McClure which incudes an equally impressive Bill Wright made braintan belt sheath featuring beautiul...

I laughed out loud, well played sir.

Late CW Remington 1858 New Model Army w/ California Slim Jim style holster

What gets me more than anything is how blatant he is. He knows that anyone who knows anything about these guns will sooner or later spot the fakery, and in a number of ways. But he doesn't care. Because he also knows there's no penalty to be paid for posting a fraud. Amazing.

These are outstanding rifles, good luck OP and congratulations to whjomever gets it in trade!

Yes it is, and it's a beauty!

Here are a few pics of mine mfg 1863.

I did not know this.

Exactly.

I have to agree. And his pictures aren't really helpful. This is not an original gun in any way.

Thanks Jim, very helpful info, am glad I posted here. I have to say I wish I were a better amateur gunsmith on these cap and ball revolvers, seems like it’s a requirement.

Am looking at an early 70's Lyman Middlefield Conn. 1858 Remington revolver, was Lyman made by Uberti in the early 70's ? The bottom of the barrel is marked "DGG" I'm asking because I wouldn't want to buy a Lyman 1858 Remington revolver I couldn't find parts for if needed.

You’ll see several presentation cases at eBay of all places.