Original U.S. Civil War Era Remington New Model Police Percussion Revolver Converted to Rimfire "Belly Buster" ger This meant we would fly

This meant we would fly to Dakar

Both cover and Net have unquestionably been on the helmet for a very long time

The M1941 has black bakelite grips and an unmarked ricasso

The National Colors decal is also about 90% complete

this flag shows only some pulling on the hang edge side where it was removed from the staff

Original U.S. Civil War Era Remington New Model Police Percussion Revolver Converted to Rimfire "Belly Buster" ger This meant we would flyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting example of a modified Civil War Era Remington New Model Police Percussion Revolver, with a lovely patina from age and use. This model was introduced by Remington in 1863 as a "Medium Frame" revolver based on the Remington Model 1858 Action, their answer to Colt's own "Police Model of Navy Caliber". During the 1860s, the large frame percussion revolvers were considered two unwieldy for use