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This is a spectacular example of a German Burgsmuller Schuetzen rifle with a Martini action. The barrel is equipped with a shrouded front sight, no re

Replacement interchangeable ramp post front sight and an adjustable leaf rear sight positioned on a quarter rib with pre-numbered mounting positions.

This U.S. Colt Cavalry Single Action Revolver was manufactured in 1874 and inspected by Ordnance Sub-Inspector O. W. Ainsworth. This revolver is accom

From 1895 to 1903 a number of "US" marked Single Action Army revolvers, like this one, were returned to either the Colt factory or Springf...

Colt Single Action Army Revolver manufactured in 1876. A statement that accompanies the revolver states that it was carried by Gratton Dalton in the d

Seated in a frame measuring 14 7/8" wide and 27 1/4" tall with a rosewood veneer and raised designs, the voucher (Form 26) was made out to...

Colt Cavalry Single Action revolver manufactured in 1881 and inspected by the Principal Ordnance Sub-Inspector David F. Clark (D.F.C.). The revolver h

From 1895 to 1903 a number of "US" marked Single Action Armies, like this one, were returned to either the Colt factory or Springfield Arm...

Full flap military holster for the Colt Cavalry Single Action or Smith & Wesson Schofield revolver. The black leather holster has the tapered b...

This revolver was manufactured in 1888 the first year the Flattop Target revolver was introduced. Only 925 of these revolvers (in all calibers combine