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Good Evening:
Downsizing a bit, so selling off some guns.
This snubbie was never one of my match guns.
I keep it on display over my desk to remind me of the weekend coming up!
*Pietta 1860 with a Navy grip in nice condition
*Brass frame is marked “CL” = 2013 production
*Brass frame and action parts are in nice condition
*Semi-Fluted 44 caliber cylinder with some rust in the chambers (non-critical)
*Factory nipples
*Gunsmith-Shortened 3-inch barrel with a good bore
*Dovetailed front sight
*Properly fitted wedge
*Brass factory loading plunger included (see images)

This is a nice little belly gun
$275 shipped USPS Priority Mail, insured to your door (where legal)
First "I'll take it" posted here gets it.

Personal checks & Money Orders both work for me.
Thanks for looking
--Dawg

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Because the barrel came off of a different gun.

Pietta cap gun parts interchange, so it is not uncommon to match barrels to different frames, or swap the grips out with Army or Navy grips.

Yes, I am sure the gun functions just fine.

 

Example:

I just purchased a new Pietta 1851 Navy Buntline.

I wanted the 12" barrel, and have put it on one of my competition steel frames.

What am I gonna do with the left-over frame, cylinder & gripframe?

Have not decided yet, but will probably add one of my spare barrels to it & sell it.

 

The only thing I would do for the most reliable ignition, is replace the nipples with good after-market nipples like Slix or Treso, and use Remington #10 caps.

While other cap/nipple combinations will work, I find that combination best.

Thanks

--Dawg

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The brass frame might not be suitable for modern ammo.

Other folks will offer more details, I'm sure.

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Willyboy -- Sent you a PM

 

OldHorseTrader & Brazos John -- Any 44 caliber Pietta 1860 or 1851 conversion cylinder will fit.  Typically, minor hand adjustments must be made to get the indexing right.

R & D and Kirst say their cylinders are not for brass-framed guns, because some idiot will use full-house .45 loads, and shortly destroy the gun.  That being said, I know several pards who use them with light 45 Cowboy Special loads.  They understand the limitations of brass-framed guns.

--Dawg

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4 hours ago, Capt'n Rudy said:

Sharp looking little Gun. Quick question. Why does the barrel assembly have a different serial number than the receiver assembly?  And are you reasonably sure that the weapon functions?  Thank you.

That is because half the his cap gun parts are in my garage...I my have the matching number somewhere around here...

 

Texas Lizard

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