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Remington New Model Navy - converted by the factory to .38 Rimfire in 1873
Guns International #: 101421262 Seller's Inventory #:
Category: Antique Revolvers - Cartridge - Remington Revolvers - Antique
Seller's Information
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Seller: Carrickmacross
Member Since: 4/29/11
State: Massachusetts
Country: United States
Phone: (508) 435-3387
Number of Active Listings: 0
Total Number of Listings: 78
Seller: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Types Accepted: cashiers check or money order
Description:
I will be thinning out my 45 year collection over the next month or so. This is for Remington New Model Navy that was converted from .36 percussion to .38 Rimfire by the Remington factory. Starting in 1873, Remington began converting Navy .36 percussion revolvers to .38 Rimfire. After the Navy percussion inventory was converted (estimated at several thousand), Remington now made cartridge Navy revolvers (through to 1878). This revolver is one of the factory-converted percussion revolvers. It is serial number 41,670 with factory conversion Number 784. This revolver will ship in a awesome, custom black walnut case that measures 16 3/4" X 9" X 3 5/8" with an inset of curly maple in the lid and: * a nine round bullet block, * a compartment for a box within the bullet block, * a silver eagle mounted on the bullet block, * a solid brass knob on the covered compartment wherein is stored an African ebony and pre-ban ivory handled screwdriver, * an African ebony and pre-ban ivory handled cleaning rod and brush, and * a brass oiler. This Remington revolver can be found in the 2nd Edition of "The Civil War and the Firearms Trade", pages 318-319. The nine rounds in the bullet block and the box of period ammo are not included in the .
SOLD
Antique: Yes