Recognized as the mainstay of the Union Army, the 1860 was ordered to fill the ranks. The .44 caliber revolver was as powerful as it was popular. After the Civil War, the 1860 could long be found in Army posts and across the frontier.
Specifications and Features:
44 Caliber
8" Blued Round Barrel
Brass Guard
Walnut Grip
Color-Cae Hardened Steel Frame
Hammer/Blade Sights
Overall Length 13.75"
Weighs 2.75 lbs
Specifications and Features:
44 Caliber
8" Blued Round Barrel
Brass Guard
Walnut Grip
Color-Cae Hardened Steel Frame
Hammer/Blade Sights
Overall Length 13.75"
Weighs 2.75 lbs
Is this a pietta?
Answer:
Yes, Traditions is currently offering these revolvers from Pietta
This is the 1st black powder gun for me. What type of ammo / items do I need to shoot this gun ? I would like to buy the gun and the ammo items at the same time.
Answer:
You would need round balls for ammo. Unfortunately we do not carry the Powder at this time.
what is the recommended powder load for the 1860 44?
Answer:
We can't provide load info. That will be in the owner's manual.
What size percussion cap does it use?
Answer:
#10 or #11 caps