Your cart is empty
Mfg Item #: CA925
Originally working with the percussion arms parts already in stock, guns were converted, however as they began to run out of the cap and ball components, the company began producing new sixguns as metal cartridge arms. Although the numbers produced only amounted to a few thousand specimens (around 2,100 1860 Army models and about 3,800 1851 Navy models). Today's shooters enjoy the looks and handling capabilities of these conversion revolvers that combine the sleek lines of percussion revolvers with the convenience of self-contained cartridge sixguns.
| Width | 6.1000 |
|---|---|
| Height | 2.1000 |
| Length | 14.0500 |
| Caliber | .38 SPECIAL |
| Dimension | 2.10 X 6.10 X 14.05 |
| Sight Type | FIXED |
| Frame Color | CASE COLORED/HARDENED |
| Hammer Type | STANDARD |
| Trigger Type | STANDARD |
| Barrel Finish | BLUED |
| Grips Material | WOOD |
| Other Features | BRASS BACKSTRAP AND TRIGGER GUARD, OCTAGON BARREL |
| Weight In Ounces | 45.2000 |
| Cylinder Capacity | 6.0000 |
| Frame Designation | N/A |
| Drilled And Tapped | N |
| Barrel Length In Inches | 7.5000 |