44 Rogers & Spencer 2pc (82b). Retrieved October 30, 2022, from. The dimensions of the grip are as follows.
A Rogers & Spencer Army Model Revolver, no. No two of his presentation swords. © 2006 - 2023 Gun Values Board. This example favoured a. A Revolver For a 'Quarter'. Original Item: Only One available. The hammer, trigger and all of the screws are black and the pistol has two-piece walnut grips. Additional-Rights-Clearances-NA. The revolver is marked clearly on the top of the cylinder strap, on both sides of the sighting groove: ROGERS & SPENCER. The Seller is obligated to refund the full purchase price, but the Seller can withhold the cost to ship, and insure the item. From what I can remember hearing about them, they were eventually sold off as surplus to Bannerman's about 120 years ago.
The cylinder lock-up is SOLID on all 6 chambers and the trigger pull is crisp. The Army Model was a. Seller: Vintage Antique Weapons. "ROGERS & SPENCER / UTICA. Charging of restocking fees is grounds to have auction privileges revoked. And you understand that your use of the site's content is made at your own risk and responsibility. The items remain viewable till midnight EST of that day, whereupon notifications are sent out to the winning bidders, with copies going to the seller. Replacement loading lever marked "5006" The script ordnance final inspection stamp, "RPB" in a rectangle, is stamped on the lower portion of the left grip. Grips are solid and have 3 small letters or numbers stamped instead of a cartouche. Sword by H. Sauerbier of Newark, N. J.. Sauerbier presentation. To register at you must be of the age of majority in the state in which you reside. Each auction has it's own ending time listed in the bidding form. That is why we have created the Feedback Forum. Pistol is complete, action is smooth but a bit stiff, and the cylinder lock up is good, though a quick hammer pull is required for proper indexing.
Assault Rifles, Automatic Firearms, Armor Piercing Bullets, Machine Guns, and Racist Literature or Propaganda are not allowed on When they are found they will be removed. Is cast integral to the frame. Failure to complete the transaction is a breach of the User Agreement and may be legally actionable by the seller. The cylinder lock-up is SOLID on all six chambers. Frame in front of the trigger guard screw is the stamping of a small. Indicating that some people found them useful after all. USA, Sub-Inspector for Remington, Starr, Rogers & Spencer Revolvers 1860-1865). Serial number is #4812 and is all matching and is also found on frame, butt, cylinder, barrel, loading lever and on the back of both grip panels. Civil war revolver in good used condition, ready to display! All Sellers will allow a three, (3) business day inspection period, unless stipulated otherwise in their auction. 4130 automatic, free-sprung Gyromax Microstella balanc.
44 calibre percussion revolver, seem inclined to opt for either the Colt 1860 or the Remington 1858, no doubt influenced by the variety of these models in the reproduction market. Metal Condition: Finish has handling use and patina but still shows bluing. They were warehoused for about 35 years and subsequently sold as scrap to Francis Bannerman and Son in 1901. The reserve price is the lowest the seller is willing to accept for the item. ROGERS & SPENCER SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION ARMY REVOLVER. Taking a leaf out of the Whitney Navy Revolver's book (which preceded the original R&S by some seven years), the whole assembly is held in the frame by a screw, a quarter turn of which allows the unit to be removed, making cleaning very easy.
I'm about as good at deciphering the19th century fancy script of gov't Inspector's initials as figuring out a socialite's overly-pretentious monogram but even I can read this one! Do not add user's email address to your address book unless you have permission of the user. The back strap and trigger guard are one piece and can be removed from the frame by taking out the two screws just above the wood grips and the one in front of the guard itself. Rogers and Spencer 1865 Army 44 Revolver (C) 2867. The company had been licensing and manufacturing firearms for the Union army during the Civil War. The grips are fine as repaired, with a mended crack on the right panel and a few scattered minor dings and scratches.
The revolver is actually an improvement of the older Freeman design with a heavier frame, stronger cylinder, octagonal barrel, and shallower grip angle. At the end of the auction, bidders with the highest bids will win the quantity they bid on. Overall Condition: This handgun retains about 40% of its metal finish. This is one of only 5, 800 revolvers manufactured, 5, 000 of which went directly to the U. Always easier to load the cylinder when it is out of the gun.