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2 Image(s) REPO 1851 TEXAS DANCE
REPO 1851 TEXAS DANCE
REPRODUCTION OF THE 1851 TEXAS DANCE IN 44CAL BLACK POWLER ONLY IN THE BOX WITH MANAUL SALD BY CABELA'S FOR $325 + $25 SHIPPED TO YOU NO SALE TO CA (read more)
Gun #: 960369441
Seller: Bill Thompson
GA Sales: 1265
$325.00
2 Image(s) REPO COLT PIETTA 1860
REPO COLT PIETTA 1860
THIS A REPRODUCTION OF THE COLT 1860 BY PIETTA IN BLACK POWLER ONLY (SOLD BY CABELA'S) IT IS A 44 CAL IN THE BOX WITH PAPERS FOR $275+ $25 SHIPPED TO YOU NO TO CA (read more)
Gun #: 917713149
Seller: Bill Thompson
GA Sales: 1265
$275.00
2 Image(s) Pietta Remington 1858 Buffalo Single Action Percussion Revolver with 12" octagon barrel, 44 caliber Free Shipping!
Pietta Remington 1858 Buffalo Single Action Percussion Revolver with 12" octagon barrel, 44 cal...
Pietta Remington 1858 Buffalo Single Action Percussion Revolver with 12" octagon barrel, 44 caliber, blue steel barrel, brass frame, 6-round cylinder, Adj. target sights, brass tri... (read more)
Gun #: 962933130
Seller: Two Wright Arms Co
GA Sales: 1393
$225.00
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8 Image(s) Pietta 1873 SAA .22
Pietta 1873 SAA .22
Pietta 1873 Single Action revolver in 22LR, 5.5" barrel. Pistol is used in very good condition and comes with box. *No extra fees, You only pay for the cost of the item & $35 for s... (read more)
Gun #: 946427302
Seller: Legendary Guns
GA Sales: 4247
$350.00
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