Have a friend that has come across a CVA .36 cal revolver with serial number in the 1700’s. What year did CVA begin making revolvers. It doesn’t have any billboard writing on the gun anywhere.
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The revolvers were made for CVA by the Italian manufacturers and it should have a date code on the frame.
Thank you will look for the date code.
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Are the .44 cal CVA revolvers considered to be of good quality? What might there value be? Greg
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I believe they were made by asm so some excellent and some not so great. As to value, Ive bought and sold a few at the same prices I would have paid or sold asm’s for.
