Believe this to be a 2016 dated Uberti 3rd model Dragoon. Very clean and looks to be unfired. I haven't shot it myself. Excellent mechanical condition. No box or manual.
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SOLD Uberti 3rd Model Colt Dragoon
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The Dragoon is fun to shoot. I get great comments at my shooting club when this cannon goes off lol
I have two 3rd models. Decided to let one go. The other one I'm keeping is an Armi San Marco. It has a 1st model cylinder with the oval stops.The Dragoon is fun to shoot. I get great comments at my shooting club when this cannon goes off lol
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Walker dragoon: 1847
Whitneyville Hartford Transition dragoon: 1847-1848
1st dragoon: 1848-1850
2nd dragoon: 1850-1852
3rd dragoon: 1852-1860 (the dragoon most used during the civil war)
The above are approximate but very close.
Whitneyville Hartford Transition dragoon: 1847-1848
1st dragoon: 1848-1850
2nd dragoon: 1850-1852
3rd dragoon: 1852-1860 (the dragoon most used during the civil war)
The above are approximate but very close.
The Replica 1st model was not made totally accurate. It has the roller on the hammer and a leaf spring. Only difference from a 2nd model replica is the oval notches on the cylinder.
The picture is of a 1st model with a roller on the hammer, imported by Richland Arms. No markings of manufacturer.
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