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In case you missed these,
1) Obscure and Rare Handguns by Kerry Barlow.
A list with nice pictures in it, and sometimes an info
about production, caliber, faction...
----> http://civilwarhandgun.com/obscure.htm
Here's the weaps listed:
Here's some pictures from there, just for the lazy bastards
Bacon
Freeman
Marsten
C.S Pettengil
Root
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2) A very interesting belgian site on "Revolvers used by Confederate troops during the Civil War"
Check it out.
----> http://www.littlegun.be/arme%20americaine/revolver%20confedere/a%20a%20revolver%20confedere%20gb.htm
Enjoy
1) Obscure and Rare Handguns by Kerry Barlow.
A list with nice pictures in it, and sometimes an info
about production, caliber, faction...
----> http://civilwarhandgun.com/obscure.htm
Here's the weaps listed:
Adams & Deane
Ansley or Rigdon and Ansley
Bacon pocket revolver .31 cal Excelsior
Belgium copy of the Webly patent of 1860
Beaumont Adams
British made revolver
Clark Sherrard and Co.
T.W.Cofer revolver second model .36 caliber
Columbus Firearms Company Revolver
Dance & Park Brothers Revolver
Freeman .44 caliber
French PinFire
J & F Garret
Griswold and Gunnison
Harpers Ferry Horse pistol
Kerr .44 caliber Revolver
Leech and Rigdon
Manhatten pocket model revolver
Marsten
Massachussetts Arms Company Adams Patent Navy revolver
Palmeto model 1842
C.S.Pettengil Army .44 caliber hammerless
Plant 3rd model
Rogers and Spencer
Root
Savage
Schneider and Glassick
Spiller and Burr
Starr
Tranter Double action revolver
Tucker & Sherrard
William P Uhlinger revolver .32 caliber made 1861-1865 in Philadelphia PA.
Virgina Manufactory first model alteration / flintlock 2nd model
Warner pocket pistol
Webley Double Action
Wesson and Leavitt Dragoon .40 caliber 800 produced army revolver
Whitney percussion revolver .36 caliber originally made in 1861.
Ansley or Rigdon and Ansley
Bacon pocket revolver .31 cal Excelsior
Belgium copy of the Webly patent of 1860
Beaumont Adams
British made revolver
Clark Sherrard and Co.
T.W.Cofer revolver second model .36 caliber
Columbus Firearms Company Revolver
Dance & Park Brothers Revolver
Freeman .44 caliber
French PinFire
J & F Garret
Griswold and Gunnison
Harpers Ferry Horse pistol
Kerr .44 caliber Revolver
Leech and Rigdon
Manhatten pocket model revolver
Marsten
Massachussetts Arms Company Adams Patent Navy revolver
Palmeto model 1842
C.S.Pettengil Army .44 caliber hammerless
Plant 3rd model
Rogers and Spencer
Root
Savage
Schneider and Glassick
Spiller and Burr
Starr
Tranter Double action revolver
Tucker & Sherrard
William P Uhlinger revolver .32 caliber made 1861-1865 in Philadelphia PA.
Virgina Manufactory first model alteration / flintlock 2nd model
Warner pocket pistol
Webley Double Action
Wesson and Leavitt Dragoon .40 caliber 800 produced army revolver
Whitney percussion revolver .36 caliber originally made in 1861.
Here's some pictures from there, just for the lazy bastards
Bacon
Freeman
Marsten
C.S Pettengil
Root
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2) A very interesting belgian site on "Revolvers used by Confederate troops during the Civil War"
Check it out.
----> http://www.littlegun.be/arme%20americaine/revolver%20confedere/a%20a%20revolver%20confedere%20gb.htm
Enjoy