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I am trying to figure out the manufacturer of this replica navy. This is all the markings except for the serial number.
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Need help identifying an Italian 1851 navy.
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Hello Ross, on the side the AF is 1980. If you look under the rammer there should be a cartouche of the manufacturer. You may need to remove it in order to see the cartouche. Take the clearest picture of it that you can and post it. Good luck.
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I've removed the rammer no markings at all.
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The stamp on the bottom of the butt next to Italy looks like a PR stamp and is a mark used by Italian arms maker Officina Meccanica Armi Riva Esterina & Co. The PR marking is found on replicas manufactured from around 1971 up to 1980. The PR line was imported and sold by EIE, FIE, EIG and other importers such as EXCAM.
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Looks like it's going to be hard to find parts if I need them lol. Anyone know that value of these just trying to see if I got a deal or taken lol.
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You may never need a replacement part. If you did you could search EBay. Lots of people break down pistols and sell the parts. Good chance EIG, FIE, EIE, EXCAM parts for an 1851 would work. Being it is a brass frame 1851 Navy it is a fantasy piece and to some that affects the value. The parts are worth $150. By my lights it is worth between $150 and $200.
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