This 20-gauge Howdah Hunter Percussion pistol shotgun made by Pedersoli features a blue barrel and stock high on the muzzle. The sturdy grip with fine checkering on the sides provides for a robust grip and is completed with a metal butt plate. The ramrod has a horn tip at the one end. The gun is equipped with a double set trigger. The frame is case hardened. The lock is engraved with "MANUF RE" over "a Versailles".

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Made by Pedersoli.

With a 9" round barrel and weighing over four pounds, the Colt Walker was a weapon for the toughest soldiers and frontier lawmen. Prior to the introduction of the .357 Magnum in 1935, no other revolver as more powerful. Inspired by Capt. Samuel H. Walker of the US Mounted Rifles, it fired .44 caliber balls. 

This revolver features a blue finish and case hardened frame.

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Made by Uberti.

The Colt Dragoon, developed in 1848, was issued in pairs as service firearms to the US Mounted Rifles 1st Cavalry. These units came to be known as "Dragoons". About 7,000 of the 1st Model Dragoon Revolver were made.

This revolver features  a blue finish with case hardened frame, and a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The trigger guard is square and the barrel is 7 1/2" long.

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Made by Uberti.

The Colt Dragoon, developed in 1848, was issued in pairs as service firearms to the US Mounted Rifles 1st Cavalry. These units came to be known as "Dragoons". About 2,700 of the 2nd Model Dragoon Revolver were made.

This revolver features  a blue finish with case hardened frame, and a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The trigger guard is square and the barrel is 7 1/2" long.

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Made by Uberti.

The Colt Dragoon, developed in 1848, was issued in pairs as service firearms to the US Mounted Rifles 1st Cavalry. These units came to be known as "Dragoons". About 10,500 of the 3rd Model Dragoon Revolver were made.

This revolver features  a blue finish with case hardened frame, and a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The trigger guard is round and the barrel is 7 1/2" long.

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Made by Uberti.

The first Dragoon was made by Colt for Eli Whitney. The Whitneyville model is manufactured like a Walker, but uses the Dragoon barrel and cylinder. This revolver features a Walker style grip, square brass trigger guard, steel backstrap, and oval notches on the cylinder. Blue finish with case hardened frame and Blade front sights. The barrel is 7 1/2" long. Overall length is 13.4" and weight is 4.1 pounds.

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Made by Uberti.

This .31 caliber 5-shot revolver features a blue finish and brass backstrap and trigger. The revolver has a loading lever and the barrel is 4" long.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

The .36 Cal 1851 Navy features a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 7 1/2".

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Manufactured by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

The .44 cal 1851 Navy features a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 7 1/2".

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Manufactured by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

The .36 cal 1851 Navy features a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 7 1/2".

Manufactured by Uberti.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era.

The .36 caliber, 6-shot 1851 Navy revolver features a steel backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 5".

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Made by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The .36 caliber, 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

The 1851 Navy London features a steel backstrap and trigger guard with a 7 1/2" barrel.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era.

The .44 caliber, 6-shot 1851 Navy Sheriff revolver features a steel backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 5".

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Made by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

The .36 cal 1851 Navy features a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 7 1/2".

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Made by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

The .44 cal 1851 Navy features a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 7 1/2".

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Made by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The .36 caliber, 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

The 1851 Navy features a brass backstrap and trigger guard. The blue barrel is 7 1/2".

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Made by Pietta.

This .31 caliber 5-shot revolver features a blue finish and brass backstrap and trigger. The barrel is 4" long.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 New Army is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a case-hardened finish, steel backstrap. The barrel is 8" and the trigger guard is brass. A 5 1/2" barrel is available.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 New Army is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with an Antique finish, steel backstrap. The barrel is 8" and the trigger guard is brass. 

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington New Army is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a blue finish, steel backstrap, and forged frame. The barrel is 5 1/2" and the trigger guard is brass

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington New Army is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a case hardened forged frame and  steel backstrap. The barrel is 5 1/2" and the trigger guard is brass. 2-piece walnut grips and dovetail front blade sights. Overall length is 11.1" and weight is 2.5 pounds.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington New Army is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a blue finish, steel backstrap, and forged frame. The barrel is 8" and the trigger guard is brass. 

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington New Army is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a blue finish, steel backstrap, and forged frame. The barrel is 8" and the trigger guard is brass. The grip is 2 piece walnut. Dovetail front blade sights. Overall length 13.6 inches. Weight 2.7 pounds.

Black Rock Finish is applied which makes this Remington resistant to corrosion form black powder and very easy to clean.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington New Navy is a six-shot, .36 caliber revolver with a forged frame, steel backstrap, blue finish, brass trigger guard and has a 7 3/8" barrel. 

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Manufactured by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington New Navy is a six-shot, .36 caliber revolver with a forged frame, steel backstrap, blue finish, brass trigger guard and has a 6 1/2" barrel.

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Manufactured by Pietta.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a brass frame and trigger guard and blue 8" barrel.

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Made by Pietta.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with an "Old SIlver" steel frame, brass trigger guard and blue 8" barrel.

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Made by Pietta.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington, stainless steel, is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a stainless steel barrel and backstrap. The barrel is 8" and the trigger guard is brass.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington, stainless steel, is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a stainless steel barrel and backstrap. The barrel is 8" and the trigger guard is brass.This gun features Target Sights.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington, stainless steel, is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a stainless steel barrel and backstrap. The barrel is 5 1/2" and the trigger guard is brass. 

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Made by Uberti.

The 1858 Remington, a solid-frame design that was both elegant and reliable, was the prevailing choice of the military officers in the Civil War.

The 1858 Remington is a six-shot, .44 caliber revolver with a steel frame, brass trigger guard and blue 8" barrel.

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Made by Pietta.

Considered the most awesome hand-held firing weapon ever produces, the.44 caliber 9-shot with a .20 gauge single shot barrel was a favorite among Confederate Cavalry officers.

This revolver features a polished blue finish and case hardened hammer and trigger, checkered, oil-finished walnut grips, lanyard ring,and trigger guard with spur. The barrel is 6 3/4" long.

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Made by Pietta.

The 1860 Army was adopted as US government ordnance because of its lighter weight, improved balance, and superior ballistics. This 6 shot, .44 caliber round, 8" long barrel percussion revolver became very popular with mounted troops and went on to be the issued sidearm for the US Army for many years. 

This revolver features a steel backstrap and brass trigger guard.

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Made by Pietta.

The 1860 Army was adopted as US government ordnance because of its lighter weight, improved balance, and superior ballistics. This 6 shot, .44 caliber round, 8" long barrel percussion revolver became very popular with mounted troops and went on to be the issued sidearm for the US Army for many years. 

This revolver features a steel backstrap and brass trigger guard.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1860 Army was adopted as US government ordnance because of its lighter weight, improved balance, and superior ballistics. This 6 shot, .44 caliber round, 8" long barrel percussion revolver became very popular with mounted troops and went on to be the issued sidearm for the US Army for many years. 

This revolver features charcoal blue finish, steel backstrap and brass trigger guard.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1860 Army was adopted as US government ordnance because of its lighter weight, improved balance, and superior ballistics. This 6 shot, .44 caliber round, 8" long barrel percussion revolver became very popular with mounted troops and went on to be the issued sidearm for the US Army for many years. 

This revolver features a brass backstrap and brass trigger guard. Blue finish with case hardened frame. Blade front sights. Overall length is 13.8" and weight is 2.6 pounds.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1860 Army was adopted as US government ordnance because of its lighter weight, improved balance, and superior ballistics. This 6 shot, .44 caliber round, 5 1/2" long barrel percussion revolver became very popular with mounted troops and went on to be the issued sidearm for the US Army for many years. 

This revolver features a steel backstrap and brass trigger guard.

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Made by Pietta.

The 1860 Army was adopted as US government ordnance because of its lighter weight, improved balance, and superior ballistics. This 6 shot, .44 caliber round, 5 1/2" long barrel percussion revolver became very popular with mounted troops and went on to be the issued sidearm for the US Army for many years. 

This revolver features a fluted cylinder, steel backstrap and brass trigger guard.

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Made by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The .36 caliber, 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

This 1861 Navy revolver has a 7 1/2" barrel and features a steel backstrap and trigger guard.

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Manufactured by Pietta.

The 1851 Navy, produced from 1851-1872 was the most famous of the cap-and-ball era. The .36 caliber, 6-shot revolver has perfect balance, precise aim, and dependability. 

This 1861 Navy revolver has a 7 1/2" barrel and features a steel backstrap and trigger guard.

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Manufactured by Uberti.

Built stronger and with a larger caliber, this pocket sized revolver was an advancement over the earlier models.

This .36 caliber, 5-shot revolver features a blue finish with brass backstrap and trigger guard. The gun features a 5 1/2"  long barrel.

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Made by Uberti.

Built stronger and with a larger caliber, this pocket sized revolver was an advancement over the earlier models.

This .36 caliber, 5-shot revolver features a blue finish with brass backstrap and trigger guard. It features a 6 1/2" long barrel.

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Made by Uberti.

Built stronger and with a larger caliber, this pocket sized revolver was an advancement over the earlier models.

This .36 caliber, 5-shot revolver features a blue finish with brass backstrap and trigger guard. The barrel is 6 1/2" long.

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Made by Uberti.

The 1863 Pocket Remington, made by Pietta, is a pistol designed to fit in a coat pocket or other small space.

This .31 caliber, 5-shot revolver features a blue barrel with brass frame and backstrap  and spur trigger. The barrel is 3 1/2".

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Made by Pietta.

 The 1863 Pocket Remington, made by Pietta, is a pistol designed to fit in a coat pocket or other small space.

This .31 caliber, 5-shot revolver features a nickel plated brass frame, steel barrel, spur trigger, and nickel plated backstrap. The barrel is 3 1/2".

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Made by Pietta.

The 1863 Pocket Remington, made by Pietta, is a pistol designed to fit in a coat pocket or other small space.

This .31 caliber, 5-shot revolver features a blue finish and a case hardened hammer, a steel frame, barrel, and backstrap. Spur trigger. The barrel is 3 1/2".

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Made by Pietta.

The 1873 Cattleman Black Powder model is produced with specs like the popular Peacemaker models in cartridge calibers. 

This revolver features American Walnut grips, a balance 5 1/2" barrel and the weight and feel of a cartridge model. (The picture shows a 7 1/2" barrel which is no longer available.)

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Made by Uberti.

Standard issue, Authentic Replica. Fits in cap box.

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Proudly Made in USA.

"T" Handle nipple wrench fits most Civil War period reproduction pistols and revolvers and any rifles, such as Kentucky, Hawken, and others that use the smaller #10, #11, and #12 nipples. Fits .36 - .44 cal.

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Proudly made in USA.

High carbon steel universal wrench with screwdriver Features a screwdriver on one end and a nipple wrench on the other. Fits .36 and .44 caliber Civil War period reproduction pistols and revolvers.

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Made in Italy.

Pistol cleaning kit for .36 cal pistols or .44/.45 cal pistols. The kit contains a phosphorus bronze wire brush, a nylon brush, and cotton swab. 2 brass rods allows for adjustments to fit all barrel lengths. Select caliber.

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Made in Italy.

This cylinder converts the .36 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame 1851-1861 Navy Revolver to a .38 Long Colt cowboy ammunition. Hollow-based bullets must be used in the conversion. The roll engraving on the black powder cylinder is also available on the conversion cylinder. Select Pietta or Uberti.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

One of the most popular conversions, this cylinder converts the .36 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame 1858 Remington Revolver to a .38 Special. Blue finish. Select Uberti or Pietta. This cylinder is manufactured to fit the Remington 1858 steel-frame revolvers.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

One of the most popular conversions, this cylinder converts the .44 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame 1858 Remington revolver to a .45 Long Colt. For Pietta models only. Select Blue, Stainless, or Fluted Blue. This cylinder is manufactured to fit the Remington 1858 steel-frame revolvers.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

One of the most popular conversions, this cylinder converts the .44 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame 1858 Remington revolver to a .45 Long Colt. For UBERTI models only. Select Blue, Stainless, Antique, Millennium (Matte Black), Fluted Blue or Fluted Stainless. This cylinder is manufactured to fit the Remington 1858 steel-frame revolvers.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

This cylinder converts the .44 caliber, 5-shot steel-frame 1860 Army Revolver to a .45 Long Colt cowboy ammunition. Blue finish. This conversion cylinder is Single Action Shooting Society (SASS)-approved for Cowboy Action Shooting with all five chambers loaded due to the unique safety-notch design.  Select Uberti or Pietta.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

Conversion Cylinders ship separately from firearms purchases.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

This cylinder converts the .44 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame Dragoons to .45 Long Colt cowboy ammunition. Fits Uberti 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Model Dragoons. Blue finish.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

This cylinder converts the .44 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame Euroarms of America Rogers & Spencer  revolver to a .45 Long Colt cowboy ammunition. Blue finish.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

This cylinder converts the .44 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame Ruger Old Army revolver to a .45 Long Colt cowboy ammunition. For RUGER models only. Select Blue, Stainless, or Fluted Blue or Fluted Stainless.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.

This cylinder converts the .44 caliber, 6-shot steel-frame Walker revolver to a .45 Long Colt cowboy ammunition. Blue finish.

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THESE CYLINDERS ARE DESIGNED FOR STEEL FRAME REVOLVERS ONLY.

A cylinder change converts cap and ball revolvers from percussion to cartridge. Now you can switch back and forth from black powder to centerfire by changing the cylinder. The cylinder and plate fit together without screws or threads, so conversion is simple: pull the cylinder pin, drop the cylinder, and lift off the plate with your fingers.

Only certified 4150 arsenal-grade steel is used in the production of these cylinders and top-plates to provide superior quality & strength and ensure safety & durability. No frame modification is needed, although minor fitting may be required due to gun manufacturer variations.

FIREARMS & CYLINDERS CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED.