PISTOLS
Black Powder Loading And Precautions1851 COLT NAVY REVOLVER The famed 1851 Colt Navy black powder revolver was used extensively in the Civil War. This spectacular, historical firearm is a must for the collector. EMF Company's authentic reproduction is available with a brass frame or case hardened steel frame. All parts are machined to the highest standards. 1851 COLT NAVY .36 CAL. STEEL FRAME # 020-P2-36 Call for availability and price. 1851 COLT NAVY .44 CAL. STEEL FRAME # 020-P2-44 Call for availability and price. 1851 COLT NAVY .36 CAL. BRASS FRAME # 020-P1-36 Call for availability and price. 1851 COLT NAVY .44 CAL. BRASS FRAME # 020-P1-44 $239.95 Call for availability and price. 1858 REMINGTON ARMY The 1858 Army Remington Revolver was the only black powder firearm to offer a challenge to the dominant Colt revolvers. With a long 8" barrel, it was considered by many to be every bit the gun a Colt was, and then some. It is said that soldiers of the Civil War would trade a handful of Colts for one Remington Army revolver. After the war, the Remington outsold the Colts as a surplus weapon because the soldiers had seen how the two guns stood up side by side in combat use. The 1858 Remington Revolver has a strong solid frame that stands up to the abuse better than the open-top design of the Colt. A note from William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody on Exhibit at the NRA National Firearms Museum reads, "This old Remington Revolver I carried and used for many years in Indian Wars and buffalo killing. And it never failed me. . 1858 REMINGTON ARMY .44 CAL. BRASS FRAME # 021-P Call for availability and price. 1858 REMINGTON ARMY .44 CAL. STEEL FRAME # 025-P Call for availability and price. BLUED EXTRA CYLINDER FOR 1858 REMINGTON ARMY .44 CAL. # 021-ECB Call for availability and price. 1860 COLT ARMY The 1860 Colt Army Revolver is one of the great historical Colt black powder revolvers. It saw extensive action in the Civil War and beyond. It is distinctive for its round 8" barrel and its powerful .44 caliber stopping power. EMF Company's authentic reproduction is available with a brass frame or case hardened steel frame. All parts are machined to exacting specifications. 1860 COLT ARMY .44 CAL. BRASS FRAME # 024-PB Call for availability and price. 1860 COLT ARMY .44 CAL. STEEL FRAME # 024-P Call for availability and price. ** CLEANING AND CARING FOR YOUR WEAPON **Now spray a clean dry patch with Balistol and swab the inside of the barrel. Now spray a light coat of Balistol on the outside of the barrel taking care to clean well around the nipple. An old tooth brush works great. With a nipple wrench unscrew the nipple. Using a nipple pick clean the inside of the nipple, oil very lightly and replace. Oil all metal surfaces. It is not necessary to remove the barrel and lock plate every time but it should be removed at least once a year, twice if you have an active season. To remove the lock plate place the hammer on half cock and remove the two lock plate screws, the plate will come right out if you wiggle the hammer. Then take a can of WD 40 and spray the crud off the inside of the lock plate. Clean with a tooth brush and spray away any remaining gunk. Wipe dry and spray with a light coat of Balistol, now just put it back together and your ready to go. If you do this before you store your gun for the winter you will have no problems come spring. If you don't use Balistol then check the gun for rust at least every 2 months. Balistol is good for 6 months. CLEANING SOLUTION
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