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Traditions 1860 Colt Army Percussion Revolver .44 Cal 8" Barrel; Brass Frame; Walnut Grip; Blue Finish....... (Model No.: FR18601 GZ)........... The 1860 Army, a .44 caliber cap and ball revolver, combined ease of handling with power and streamlined looks. Out of the more than 200,000 '60 Army models produced from 1860-1873, over 73,300 civilian versions of this popular revolver were produced. A favorite with many westerners, the '60 model was known to have been used by the notorious James-Younger gang, John Wesley Hardin, Mormon "Avenging Angel" Porter Rockwell, Wells Fargo detective James Hume, the Texas Rangers and Sam Bass, to name a few. Despite his reputation with the 1851 Navy model, there is a circa 1864 photo of "Wild Bill" Hickok packing a pair of 1860 Army revolvers in his holsters--butt forward! Specifications: - Caliber: .44 - Barrel Length: 8 inches - Style: Brass Frame, Brass Backstrap and Brass Triggerguard - Frame: Brass - Finish: Blued - Grip: Varnished Walnut - Single Action - Fixed Sights - 6-round Capacity - Weight: 2.72 lbs It is offered with no reserve, a reasonable minimum bid, and a modest "Buy it Now" for those who must have it now. It is Blackpowder, so it is not considered a firearm in most jurisdictions and does not require shipment to an FFL, in most areas. Shipment to an FFL is required in Hawaii, Illinois, New Jersey, and New York. Since it is Blackpowder, we are able to offer sales to California. No sales to any other jurisdiction which restricts your purchase of this item or our shipment of it to you