Percussion revolver, Hege-Uberti Model 1858 New Army (match version) .44BP #36

The firearms dealer WH e.K. offers:Percussion revolver, Hege-Uberti Model 1858 New Army (Match version) .44BP, Westerner's ArmsWhen black powder shooting was rediscovered here in the 1960s, the first replicas hit the market. Countless small and very small businesses in Italy, Spain, and Belgium produced more or less detailed copies of the weapons from the American pioneer era, including the 1851 Navy. Many of these companies soon went out of business or were displaced or absorbed by larger ones. Today, companies like Armi San Marco, Pietta, and Uberti in Italy, as well as Armi San Paolo in Spain, still produce the 1851. Among these, the Italian company Uberti (which belongs to the Beretta group) holds the top spot among replica manufacturers in terms of detail accuracy, workmanship, and material quality.The Remington New Model Army in caliber .44 was a percussion revolver by Remington Arms from 1863, used mainly by the Union cavalry as a service weapon during the American Civil War. The Remington New Model Army was produced from 1863 to 1875. It is estimated that just over 122,000 units were made. The first approx. 30,000 revolvers still had a brass rear sight that could be slid sideways in a dovetail; later the rear sight was fixed with iron screws. The New Model was the successor to the Remington 1861 Army (later called Old Model), of which about 12,000 units were produced. This was based on the Remington-Beals Army revolver, the company's first large-caliber revolver. The loading lever of these two weapons was designed so that it did not have to be folded down to remove the cylinder axis. On the Remington, the barrel was firmly screwed to the one-piece frame/stock. Most of the Remington New Model Army revolvers were delivered to the US Army. They can be recognized by various stamps and the inspector mark pressed into the bottom of the left grip panel (example GP for Giles Porter, sub-inspector 1862–75). After the end of the American Civil War, they were sold on the civilian market, with some going to France to arm troops in the Franco-Prussian War.Match version with ramp front sight and adjustable rear sight!Manufacturer: A. Uberti S.p.A., ede Soc. e Stab.Via Artigiani n.1 – 25063 Gardone Val Trompia (BS), Italy ([email protected])"Combat weapon" of the muzzleloader eraReplica of the Remington Model 1858 New ArmyMatch version: ramp front sight and adjustable rear sightclosed frame6-shot cylinder, not fluted8" barrelloading lever under the barrelblack blued steel framebrass trigger guardwood grip panelscaliber: .447 groovestwist length: 50.8 cmbarrel length: 20.3 cmoverall length: 35 cmweight: 1.19 kgused good condition, slightly rubbed and minor signs of usevalid proof, Italyaccessories: none* Used with corresponding signs of wear. * Take advantage of the opportunity to view in the store. Condition descriptions are always very objective! * All information without guarantee! 
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