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Hi sig,

That is very interesting. It makes I wonder if any of the other Pietta repos have parts that are interchangeable with original?


I also have hammer and few springs that with minor fitting will fit and function.

Here are more comparison and fitting pics for your analysis.

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Nils wrote: Fri Aug 17, 2018 4:43 am Are spare cylinders for the New Model Army somewhere available?
A reproduction or minor fitting is no problem for me.

Pietta cylinder will fit right in. Mine was bit longer (.25mm) but timing is perfect.

Only about 2500 of these were made and all have checkered not serrated hammer.
Also, faint machining marks in your pic indicate a modern machining technique and not consistent with the rest of the wear on the gun.

Original look:
https://pictures.gunauction.com/4241203238/14482606/20170825082155 ...

Your revolver was shipped to the Government in June of 1864. The most likely reason for the barrel serial number being different from the frame and T/G serial number is because the original barrel did not pass inspection. Your barrel is from a revolver, which was manufactured in March of 1864. That ...

Hi,
What are the two serial numbers? Also does the serial number on the trigger guard tab match either the barrel or frame number?

Bill


Barrel has 61973 and frame/TG has matching 81671 numbers.

Inspection marks:
Barrel C & A
Frame C, A, H & R under the left grip panel.
Cylinder P, P & P ...

Been member here for some years but I do not think I ever posted mine. Not looking for any particular comments but It will be appreciated. It has two different serial numbers.

http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/DSC017001.JPG
http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/DSC016972.JPG
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That is one in all original shape. Halos around stampings looks intact, so it is not refinish.
Post more pics when you can.

They must be in 'excellent' condition with visible cartouche.

E-mail:

SIGP2101(@)yahoo.ca (take brackets out)

Thanks