FOR SALE Cimarron M1860 Army Fluted Cylinder McCulloch Texas Model w/ carved Slim Jim holster

[jonathan butcher]

Cimarron M1860 Army Fluted Cylinder McCulloch Texas Model .44 Caliber 8” bbl w/ Antique Finish, ANIB and never fired. It includes the original box and all paperwork. Also included as an extra is the pictured 1860 Texas floral hand carved Slim Jim holster which fits the gun perfectly. $500 w/ free shipping to Cont US​

Some history about this model copied from website: In early 1861, after Texas had seceded from the Union and federal troops were no longer guarding the Lone Star State, the citizens realized that they would have to defend themselves against marauding Indians along their vast frontier. Veteran Indian fighter and Texas Ranger Ben McCulloch went directly to his longtime personal friend Samuel Colt to order their new 1860 "Cavalry" revolvers with the full-fluted cylinders, to arm his Texas Rangers. An order for 2,000 guns was placed with Colt and although Texas was officially a Confederate State, the company accepted the order, knowing that delivery would be difficult. Eventually two shipments totaling 1,000 revolvers, with full-fluted cylinders, were able to run past the Union blockade and delivered the Colt’s to New Orleans where they were loaded on wagons and freighted to Texas. The guns saw action with the Texas Rangers and McCulloch’s troops at the set of the Civil War.​

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[jonathan butcher]

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[TheThunderGun]

Cimarron M1860 Army Fluted Cylinder McCulloch Texas Model .44 Caliber 8” bbl w/ Antique Finish, ANIB and never fired. It includes the original box and all paperwork. Also included as an extra is the pictured 1860 Texas floral hand carved Slim Jim holster which fits the gun perfectly. $500 w/ free shipping to Cont US​

Some history about this model copied from website: In early 1861, after Texas had seceded from the Union and federal troops were no longer guarding the Lone Star State, the citizens realized that they would have to defend themselves against marauding Indians along their vast frontier. Veteran Indian fighter and Texas Ranger Ben McCulloch went directly to his longtime personal friend Samuel Colt to order their new 1860 "Cavalry" revolvers with the full-fluted cylinders, to arm his Texas Rangers. An order for 2,000 guns was placed with Colt and although Texas was officially a Confederate State, the company accepted the order, knowing that delivery would be difficult. Eventually two shipments totaling 1,000 revolvers, with full-fluted cylinders, were able to run past the Union blockade and delivered the Colt’s to New Orleans where they were loaded on wagons and freighted to Texas. The guns saw action with the Texas Rangers and McCulloch’s troops at the set of the Civil War.​

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[Dave Vissotzky]

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