This 1858 Remington New Model Army revolver has a used appearance with wear on the blue from handling, firing, and cleaning. This .44 caliber steel frame revolver will give years of reliable service if properly maintained. Manufactured by Euroarms. The top flat of the barrel is unmarked. The right flat is stamped Euroarms - Brescia - Italy. The left flat of the barrel are stamped .44 Cal. New Model Army. The bore is bright and has been well maintained. The 8" octagon barrel is fitted with a post blade front sight. The notch in the center of the frame serves as the rear sight. The walnut grips are factory finished with a satin varnish, mounted with a blued steel screw, through brass escutcheons. This revolver was mfg. circa 1971.

The traditional brass triggerguard was polished bright, but has developed some patina from long storage. The Remington trigger is wide and comfortable. The rigid steel frame of the 1858 Remington made it highly prized by its users. More officers carried Colt revolvers during our Civil War. When the war ended, more Remington's were purchased by discharged officers.

The blued cylinder has the Remington safety notches cut between each nipple recess. Pull the hammer to half-cock, turn the cylinder to align the safety notch with the hammer nose, and set the hammer into the notch. You can safely carry this revolver with all six chambers loaded, if you rest the hammer in a safety notch. The earlier production Euroarms revolvers has slightly shorter nipples than the later production guns. The original blued steel Italian nipples are too small to properly fit American No. 11 percussion caps. We recommend replacing the nipples with our #PIR-EI best 6-. 75mm thread hardened steel nipples which are designed to accept CCI No. 11 caps.

The factory recommends our #BALL-451 pure lead .451" round ball, but we strongly prefer the slightly larger #BALL-454 Hornady .454" round ball, which provides better compression, noticeably more power, and best accuracy. However, an oversize ball tends to shear lead at each chamber mouth, changing the size and bullet weight, a problem. This revolver has slightly chamfered chamber mouths. If your revolver shaves lead, slightly polish each chamber mouth with fine emery and a marble, until the ball seats fully, compressing the lead instead of shearing it.

This percussion revolver is used with a bright bore. The blue finish displays typical wear from firing and cleaning. Order it for a ten day visual inspection. You will be delighted. Else if it does not fit you, return it in unfired condition for same-day refund. Postage is your only risk, when you order any one-of-a-kind gun from Track, whether new, used, or antique.