RH0100 Dixie Pietta 1851 Brass Frame Navy Revolver
Product ID #: RH0100
Availability:
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Price: $310.00
The brass frame "Navy Type" revolvers are identified with the Confederate Griswold & Gunnison, and Leech & Rigdon revolver. Brass was used for the frames because of the scarcity of iron in the United States. 1 piece hardwood grips with brass frame. .36 caliber, blued 7 1/2" octagon barrel. 6 shot, .367 chamber diameter. Brass backstrap and triggerguard, color casehardened on loading lever and hammer. Cylinder engraved with naval scene. Manufactured in Italy. THIS PRODUCT CANNOT BE SHIPPED TO NEW JERSEY OR CANADA.
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Kevin Kirwan
2007-07-24 23:45:00
Just recieved mine and cannot belive the quality of this pistol. I expected a low grade shooter at this price I got a beautiful extremely well fitted and finished high grade instead.
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Gerald Drummond
2007-08-04 22:20:00
I really enjoy my new revolver.It handles extremely welland when I first started shooting itI was limited to Pyrodex RS.I called the Hodgdon Corp.and they stated \"it be alright to use this powder.I am currently using Goex fffg @ 23gr's.and shooting .375 balls with no problems.I think the .36 cal is a fine revolver.I also own a .44 cal 1851 Navybut like the one I got here at Dixie better.Thanks Dixie also for your timely shippingseven with Best way.I received my order both times in 2 days with the ground freight."
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Scott Stancik
2009-01-01 02:12:00
Why is this single revolver listed at $275 but the same revolver with holster belt etc. is $250? Both are the RH0100 model revolver.........Dixie get your pricing right and please stop listing guns that haven't been in stock for a decade..people don't want to sift through 20 out of stock items to maybe find one that they want......come on now Navy Arms has been defunct for quite some time but you still list \"Navy Arms 1858 Remington\"". "
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Bradley Lay
2011-08-15 12:40:00
My Grandfather bought this gun for me for my birthday. It shoots very well! There is hardly any kick to it! The only thing different on mine is that my gun has a STEEL frame and not a BRASS frame. I have found out that brass frames come loose time to time and if you were to buy this gun don't hesitate to buy a steel frame in Dixie's \"Parts - Repro. Handguns\"" section. It is an amazing gun! 5 stars!!!!!"
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Stewart Knoles
2016-10-23 21:19:00
This is absolutely the best shooting revolver I've ever owned. Yes brass frames can stretch but unless you overload on the powder you should get years of enjoyment out of yours.