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This was the first cap-n-ball pistol I ever purchased. I have had it about 20 years and was my favorite shooter. I have not fired it in close to 15 years, but is still one of my favorites.

This has the desirable (at least, to me) 4.5" barrel, which I think is the best of both worlds between the shorter snub-nosed guns and the longer 5.5 or 6.5" inch barrels.

I don't see a Pietta model in this size for sale any longer.

Offered at $385 or best offer - shipped CONUS

I accept money orders, checks (held until it clears my USAA checking), or various other popular online payment methods.

 
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This was the first cap-n-ball pistol I ever purchased. I have had it about 20 years and was my favorite shooter. I have not fired it in close to 15 years, but is still one of my favorites.

This has the desirable (at least, to me) 4.5" barrel, which I think is the best of both worlds between the shorter snub-nosed guns and the longer 5.5 or 6.5" inch barrels.

I don't see a Pietta model in this size for sale any longer. I think all that is available are Uberti in similar size.

Offered at $385 or best offer - shipped CONUS

I accept money orders, checks (held until it clears my USAA checking), or various other popular online payment methods. Not for sale where prohibited.

Nice looking gun. How is the bore? Any picture of it?
And, I am likely mistaken but it looks like it is a six shot. If so, wouldn't it be an 1861, not an 1862?
 
Yeah, I'm not sure on the 61 vs 62.. it is a 6 shot. I could be remembering it wrong. I do recall Pietta calling this a Police model.

Bore is nice.
 

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61 Navy, has the notches and screws for a shoulder stock. The 62 has a rebated cylinder and the the table has been modified to fit the cylinder. The arbor is small and its a 5 shot cylinder. Its tiny compared to the 61 pocket police.
 

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61 Navy, has the notches and screws for a shoulder stock. The 62 has a rebated cylinder and the the table has been modified to fit the cylinder. The arbor is small and its a 5 shot cylinder. Its tiny compared to the 61 pocket police.
Thanks for the info. It appears that this is a 1861 Police 6-shot. Thanks for the correction!
 
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