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1 Image(s) Traditions 1860 Army .44 Cal Black Powder Revolver - No FFL Required
Traditions 1860 Army .44 Cal Black Powder Revolver - No FFL Required
Recognized as the mainstay of the Union Army, the 1860 was ordered to fill the ranks. The .44 caliber revolver was as powerful as it was popular. After the Civil War, 1860 could lo... (read more)
Gun #: 978580140
Seller: Discount Tactical Supply
$259.95
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1 Image(s) Cimarron 1851 Navy (PP51LSR44)
Cimarron 1851 Navy (PP51LSR44)
This brand new Cimarron 1851 Navy (PP51LSR44) is a .44 cal black powder revolver. It has a .5" barrel and engraved matte black finish. (read more)
Gun #: 966626801
Seller: Jays Guns and Accessories
$419.99
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1 Image(s) Uberti 1847 Walker .44 cal Black Powder
Uberti 1847 Walker .44 cal Black Powder
This BRAND NEW Uberti 1847 Walker is chambered in .44 cal Black Powder and has a 9" barrel. It is all black with a case hardened frame and loading lever, brass trigger guard, and r... (read more)
Gun #: 989528456
Seller: Jays Guns and Accessories
$449.99
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2 Image(s) PIETTA 1862 NAVY 36 CAL
PIETTA 1862 NAVY 36 CAL
THIS IS A PIETTA 1862 NAVY IN 36 CAL IT IS NICKEL FINISH THE GUN IS LIKE NEW BUT NO BOX IT HAS NOT BEEN SHOT IT HAS AND IT HAS A 5 IN BARREL FOR $255 + $20 SHIPPED TO YOU IN THE US... (read more)
Gun #: 979432917
Seller: Bill Thompson
GA Sales: 1263
$255.00
14 Image(s) U.S. Springfield Trap Door Rifle (.45-70)
U.S. Springfield Trap Door Rifle (.45-70)
Up for sale is an old U.S. Springfield Trap Door Rifle (.45-70). This item is an 1864 / 1866 black powder conversion rifle. The barrel length is 25”. The bore is rusty and very lit... (read more)
Gun #: 975680319
Seller: MID STAR FIREARMS LLC
GA Sales: 1366
$300.00
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3 Image(s) PIETTA 1862 POLICE ARMY
PIETTA 1862 POLICE ARMY
I HAVE TWO PIETTA 1862 POLICE ARMY IN 36 CAL THEY HAVE NOT BEEN SHOTBUT I DO NOT HAVE THE BOXS HAS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PIC THEY ARE NICKEL WITH GRAY LAMINATED GRIPS THE TWO FOR $500... (read more)
Gun #: 939783831
Seller: Bill Thompson
GA Sales: 1263
$500.00
2 Image(s) LEE BULLET MOLD .450, 204GR.
LEE BULLET MOLD .450, 204GR.
Lee bullet mold .450, 204 gr. in it's box, I have others thanks. (read more)
Gun #: 976602244
Seller: John S. Burda
$14.95
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15 Image(s) H.S. Perkins Antique Shotgun (10 Ga.)
H.S. Perkins Antique Shotgun (10 Ga.)
Up for sale is a used antique H.S. Perkins Shotgun (10 Ga.). This item has a set of 32” Damascus barrels and wood stocks. The finish on the metal shows scratches and wear. The stoc... (read more)
Gun #: 910151634
Seller: MID STAR FIREARMS LLC
GA Sales: 1366
$350.00
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1 Image(s) Pietta Navy Arms 1851 Confederate w/Brass Frame
Pietta Navy Arms 1851 Confederate w/Brass Frame
This used Pietta Navy Arms 1851 Confederate is a black powder pistol which fires the .44 caliber cartridge. It has a brass frame and comes with a box. (read more)
Gun #: 975242849
Seller: Jays Guns and Accessories
$299.99
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