£ 500.00Taylors & Company 1860 ARMY Revolver 44CAL Single Action ANTIQUE - For Sale
Up for purchase! Factory new in the box Pietta Italy manufactured Taylor's and Company 1860 ARMY Model single action black powder revolver with an extra cylinder! Scarce and desirable factory ANTIQUE finished (new gun made to look old!). Chambered in 44 caliber, 8" round barrel, 6rd antiqued cylinder, extra 6rd blued cylinder, steel frame, fixed blade sight, exposed hammer, and smooth wood grips.
Excellent new in the box condition, IN STOCK and ready to ship! Super cool new production percussion revolver!---
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