Greetings all,
Presented for your review is a lot of two F.lli Pietta black powder revolvers in .44 caliber. One is a 1851 Colt Confederate Navy revolver and the other is a 1860 Colt Army revolver. They are in excellent condition with bright bores and strong rifling. Both revolvers are 6 shot. They are made in Italy. I've owned these for quite some time and have gotten out of black powder firearms altogether. I have no powder, balls or caps. This listing includes both revolvers and the pictured powder flask. There are no boxes. I live in Southern York County PA, 11 miles north of Whiteford MD on Route 74. I'll meet you in Harford County or Southern York County. I talked to a FFL friend in Harford County and was told that no MD HQL or FFL is required to purchase these. We can meet FTF for the transaction. I will bring a bill of sale that needs to be signed. Cash only, no trades. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. You must be at least 21 years of age and legally able to purchase and own this type of firearm. Thanks for looking.
There is a two letter code in a square stamped on the right side of the frame of each revolver. I think this is a year of manufacture code.
1860 Colt Army - BP - 2001. Serial number xxx101.
1851 Colt Confederate Navy - BP - 2001. Serial number xxx346.
Presented for your review is a lot of two F.lli Pietta black powder revolvers in .44 caliber. One is a 1851 Colt Confederate Navy revolver and the other is a 1860 Colt Army revolver. They are in excellent condition with bright bores and strong rifling. Both revolvers are 6 shot. They are made in Italy. I've owned these for quite some time and have gotten out of black powder firearms altogether. I have no powder, balls or caps. This listing includes both revolvers and the pictured powder flask. There are no boxes. I live in Southern York County PA, 11 miles north of Whiteford MD on Route 74. I'll meet you in Harford County or Southern York County. I talked to a FFL friend in Harford County and was told that no MD HQL or FFL is required to purchase these. We can meet FTF for the transaction. I will bring a bill of sale that needs to be signed. Cash only, no trades. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. You must be at least 21 years of age and legally able to purchase and own this type of firearm. Thanks for looking.
There is a two letter code in a square stamped on the right side of the frame of each revolver. I think this is a year of manufacture code.
1860 Colt Army - BP - 2001. Serial number xxx101.
1851 Colt Confederate Navy - BP - 2001. Serial number xxx346.
Sorry for the late reply, I just noticed your question. The navy revolver has a 6 round cylinder, the army revolver does as well.