Description

Produced from 1851-1872, the Navy is one of the most famous cap and ball revolvers ever produced. These dependable guns are perfectly balanced and have precise aim. The 1851 has a tapered octagon barrel, a 6-shot cylinder, fixed sights and one-piece walnut grip. The London model features a London marked barrel. Howell Centerfire Conversion Cylinders (sold separately) are for use in steel frame revolvers only. The frame on the 7-1/2″ 1851 is case hardened to go along with the case hardened backstrap and trigger guard. The 5″ version comes with a brass backstrap and trigger guard. Blue Finish.

Features

• Fixed Sights
• Engraved Un-Fluted Cylinder
• Octagon Barrel
• 5″ version has a brass backstrap and trigger guard
• 7.5″ version has a case hardened backstrap and trigger guard

• Product Information

  Black Powder Caliber	36 Caliber
  Capacity	6
  Weight	2.6 Pounds
  Overall Length	13 Inches
  Barrel Length	7.5 Inches
  Barrel Finish	Blue
  Sight Type	Brass Post Front Sight
  Ignition Type	Percussion
  Grip Material	Walnut
  Frame Finish	Case Colored