SOLD 1861 COLT REPLICA BY TRADITIONS

[High Country Drifter]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Palouse]

What is the proof date code on these?

[Chert Rock Chuck]

These always come up when I’m not ready to take advantage of the opportunity! Drat!

BTT

[High Country Drifter]

BTT

[McCandless]

2 minutes ago, High Country Drifter said:

BTT

 

If I wasn't in the point of my life where I need to downsize, I'd jump on these!

[Safecracker Solon 69206L]

I'll take them. PM me with payment info. Thanks, Cracker

[cowrustler]

Glad to see these gone- I always thought the 1861s were the best looking of all Colt cap and ball revolvers and these were tempting....

[Abilene, SASS # 27489]

11 minutes ago, cowrustler said:

Glad to see these gone- I always thought the 1861s were the best looking of all Colt cap and ball revolvers and these were tempting....

 

If you get a hankering later, an Uberti 1860 Richards Type II in .38 actually uses a Navy frame and cylinder, and '60 barrel looks the same as a '61..  So replacing the army grip with Navy makes a '61 conversion!  (I did).  

 

Safecracker Solon, enjoy your new Richards.  They are purdy!

[Safecracker Solon 69206L]

What can I say, temptation got me. As far as grip frames, I think the bigger army grip will fit my big paws better, but time will tell. The pretty was part of the temptation.

[Palouse]

ASM Richards Type I, not so?

[Abilene, SASS # 27489]

1 hour ago, Palouse said:

ASM Richards Type I, not so?

You are correct, sir.