Pic of partial collection of percussion revolvers..

[desert drifter]

Heres a pic of some of my percussion revolvers. Just about everyone you see here I was able to find at pawnshops.

The two on top are Colt c series 1851 Navys.



I'd be very interested in seeing your percussion revolvers, show 'em if you got 'em.

'drif

[Longcolt44]

Nice collection. Here is mine so far.

[jeremyb]

That's cool I'm hoping I get a kit for Christmas from the kids this year.

[Junk Yard Dog]

I haven't taken pics of all of them, but I will see what I can find in the pic archive.



Uberti 3rd Dragoon and '49 pocket model

Rogers & Spencer

Starr DA

Uberti 1847 Walker

Japanese Tower Pistol high quality model

1836 Colt, Uberti

1858 Remington Millennium revolvers

Uberti 1860 Army, and '61 Navy

Lemat

Flinters

Pietta 1851 brasser

1873 Uberti Colt C&B

'61 Navy

Ruger Old Army

1858 Pietta Remington

Ruger old Army blued

[finloq]

Jim, that Starr is a beaut! That LeMat, must be fun to shoot.

[Junk Yard Dog]

The LeMat is a fun shooter so long as you avoid the shotgun barrel, it's not only awkward to fire, it's basically a hand canon when you do. The Starr is very much like a modern revolver.

[desdem12]

[Junk Yard Dog]

Pietta target model 1858 Remington

Unknown caplock pistol

CVA Kentucky pistol

Pietta 1858 Remington

Pedersoli screw barrel pistol

Boot pistol

Pietta steel frame 1851 Navy

Short barrel '58 Remington

Some of the Remingtons

[finloq]

Now, you're just showing off...a life well spent!

[Junk Yard Dog]

I still have some that have yet to see a camera, I tend to pick these up at odd times and stash them away. Tag sales, flea markets, GB, I buy black powder 50 pounds at a time This pile does not include the long muskets and such, they eat a serious amount of powder.

[desert drifter]

JYD I'm the same way...I've got BP firearms all over the place. I've even had folks who know I collect them and take care of them bring me guns they longer want. I've beg them not to but they still bring 'em by.

'drif

[Junk Yard Dog]

Sounds like a real burden if it becomes too much you can just crate them up and send them to me,

[desert drifter]

Here's a few more pics.

Uberti .36 Remmie and a homemade stitchless holster from a single piece of leather.




Here is a little better pic of the .44 "Avenging Angel"




Forgot what this'n is....I'll have to dig it out and see




Pawn shop find




Ruger Old Army, I haven't shot this one yet.




'drif

[Junk Yard Dog]

It's an 1858 Remington New Army .44 target revolver made by Pietta. I have one like it above. Same as the old revolver except they added modern style sights.

[bunkysdad]

Shuh-weeeng!
Drifter that short stainless Ruger Old Army is the Cat's a**! I have seen them go easily for 750 bucks. Nice guns all of you guys. Even your meager little collection Jim! Haha
Here is the little Philladelphia Derringer I got from a guy at work. The lock was terrible and seized up. A little cleaning, filing, fitting, and oil and it it ready for the firing line- maybe 10 feet or so.

[desert drifter]

Well BD seems like those Philly Derringers aint doin to bad hold'n their price either. Check out DGW PH0913 at $525. At one time DGW had a really neat Philly Derringer in a compartmented box with balls, caps, screwdriver, loading rod, et. al. for about $145. The last time I seen one of those was about 5 years ago at a gun show and the asking prices was $625. Luv 'em.

'drif

[Junk Yard Dog]

I fail to understand the price asked for what is a simple single shot pistol, almost twice what Cabelas asks for it's brass frame Navy revolvers . I have one someplace, cost me something like $15 back in the 70's, many used to come as kits.

[full clip]

Nice collections guys they all look good.

[desert drifter]

I picked up this Jukar in "unfinished kit/w missing parts" at a gun show for $8. I had to remove a bunch of wood from the stock but I was able to finish it as a "PoorBoy" Derringer.

It'll shoot.




And here's a flintlock Derringer.



'drif

[Junk Yard Dog]

I like that little flinter