Pietta Revolver 1851 REB-TI Nord Navy .44 (REBTI44)

1851 Colt REB-TI Nord Navy .44, Samuel Colt designed six-shot black powder percussion revolver .44, front-loading, open brass frame and engraved drum with the scene of the Second Texas Navy victory in the Battle of Campeche in 1843. Weapons of the Confederate Army. during the Civil War.

The revolver has a recess on the underside of the handle for the optional #NSS44 (Navy Shoulder Stock) fixed wooden stock. The stock turns the revolver into a handy rifle.

Construction - brass frame with an open frame, fire-hardened pole. Black coated: 6-chamber drum and 7,375"octagonal barrel, thread pitch 1-30". Trigger cover (guard) and the handle fittings are made of polished brass. Sights, brass fixed front sight.

Claddings - of the handle made of walnut wood, facilitate a firm grip of the weapon. Oiling enhances the color of the wood, enhances the grain, and maintains its natural appearance. The oil penetrates deep into the wood without clogging the pores, so the wood can breathe.

Trigger - the trigger tensioning mechanism allows two positions: half tense, intended for placing the caps on fireplaces, and tense for firing a shot.

Lever - (stamp) hinged under the barrel of the revolver, intended for pressing lead balls in the drum chambers.

Technical Specification: 
Product number: REBTI44
Name: 1851 REB-TI Nord Navy .44 cal
Finish: Black
Caliber: .44
Lock type: Percussion
Drum: 6-chamber
Trigger mechanism: SA (single action)
Frame type: Open brass
Grips: Smooth, walnut wood
Barrel shape: Octagonal
Overall Length: 335.28 mm / 13.2"
Barrel length: 187.33 mm / 7.375"
Height: 125 mm / 4.92"
Width: 40 mm / 1.57"
Thread Pitch: 1:30
Weight: 1200 g / 42.33 oz
Producer: Pietta, Italy

Created by: Sharg® Company - including importer