SOLD $275 1851 Navy .44 Nickel plated steel frame engraved with faux ivory grips by traditions including holster

[JQuigley]

In near perfect condition. Only thing is it’s missing the wedge screw(as pictured). Only fired a few times. I’m time and functional. Shiny bore. Beautiful engraving. Steel framed and nickel plated(not high polished in the white like the old silver models. I checked with a magnet to be sure it isn’t brass). Only selling for build funding and it’s too clean for my collection. Only about a dozen shots through it $275 shipped including a holster. Accepting all major forms of payment. Open to trades

 

[JQuigley]

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[Snooterpup]

Steel or brass nickel plated frame?

 

[JQuigley]

Steel or brass nickel plated frame?

Steel according to traditions and it feels like steel

 

[JQuigley]

Steel or brass nickel plated frame?

I can’t find this exact model, only the two piece grip one and it would seem that traditions themselves(as would midway and literally everyone else who sells them) do not say exactly what the frame is but judging by the reviews it’s a 50/50 split of people saying steel and brass so I can’t say for certain

 

[user 33697]

I can’t find this exact model, only the two piece grip one and it would seem that traditions themselves(as would midway and literally everyone else who sells them) do not say exactly what the frame is but judging by the reviews it’s a 50/50 split of people saying steel and brass so I can’t say for certain

This is kind of a challenge determining just what the frame and parts of your Pietta revolver are made of given the numerous variations that the company has sold over the years. I believe that it is a variation of Pietta's 1851 Navy "Old Silver" .36 cal., revolver except in .44 cal. and engraved in the same polished steel as pictured below from the E.M.F. company website. Best way to find out is place a magnet on the frame.

 

[JQuigley]

This is kind of a challenge determining just what the frame and parts of your Pietta revolver are made of given the numerous variations that the company has sold over the years. I believe that it is a variation of Pietta's 1851 Navy "Old Silver" .36 cal., revolver except in .44 cal. and engraved in the same polished steel as pictured below from the E.M.F. company website. Best way to find out is place a magnet on the frame.

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I can’t believe I didn’t think to try a magnet. I’ll do that as soon as I get home. Thank you for chiming in!

 

[JQuigley]

I can’t believe I didn’t think to try a magnet. I’ll do that as soon as I get home. Thank you for chiming in!

Tried a magnet on it and it stuck to it so it is indeed a steel frame. Thanks again!

 

[JQuigley]

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[JQuigley]

In near perfect condition. Only thing is it’s missing the wedge screw(as pictured). Only fired a few times. I’m time and functional. Shiny bore. Beautiful engraving. Steel framed and nickel plated(not high polished in the white like the old silver models. I checked with a magnet to be sure it isn’t brass). Only selling for build funding. Only about a dozen shots through it $275(was $400)shipped Accepting all major forms of payment.

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[JQuigley]

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Included holster for extra protection while shipping

 

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Pending funds

 

[Boston Bill]

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