44caliber 8' features a detailed portrait on the cylinder, as well as, light engraving with gold scrolling accents on the barrel, loading lever, and frame. Unfortunately we do not have records of which serial number firearms were issued to whom so I can't help you on that detail. Piettas commemorative-edition Buffalo Bill 1858 New Model Army. While not all of these revolvers bear a serial number marked on the cylinder, those that do sometimes delete the first number of a five digit, and the first two numbers of a six digit number, because of space constraints. Your revolver, Remington New Model Army, serial number 58166, was manufactured during January 1863, and if the cartouche is present, your revolver would have been received as part of the shipment against the contract dated June 13, 1862. If present, this revolver would have been part of the shipment against the contract dated November 21, 1863. A cartouche is the two or three initials of the inspector, contained within a border. government, it would bear the final inspectors cartouche stamped into the left grip. If this revolver was part of a shipment to the U. The stamped 'P' is an in process inspectors stamp. A 7 3/8-inch barreled New Model Army, chambered. The item you are trying to purchase is currently out of stock.

Your revolver, Remington New Model Army, serial number 58166, was manufactured during February 1864. Reproduced from an original new model army from the Cimarron collection and now available in Standard Blue and color case hardened, Cimarron's 1858 New Model Army can be had with either the 5 1/2-inch, or the 8-inch octagon barrel, in your choice of. Your Price: 295.00.44 Caliber Blued Steel Frame 8' Barrel.

If you remove the grips from the revolver, you will find the serial number stamped on the side of the frame under the grip.

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