My non-colt revolvers.

[drm3m]

 

[dan belisle]

Nice, models you don't get to see too often. Thanks. - dan

 

[drm3m]

Hi Dan---which models are you referring to----that you don't get to see too often?

 

[drm3m]

My last purchase on December 11 2019 was not a revolver.

 

[dan belisle]

Hi Dan---which models are you referring to----that you don't get to see too often?

Starr, Plant, Cooper, Manhattan. I see lots of Remingtons and Colts (for obvious reasons). Thanks for sharing. - dan

 

[drm3m]

Dan---- I doubt that you have seen many of these Remingtons.

 

[drm3m]

 

[DANCESWITHEMPTIES]

Still want a Remington-Rider D/A for my little collection. Would also like to horse trade for a Starr 1858 navy model... The hunt is have the fun!

 

[drm3m]

I have stopped looking for stuff----if I trip over something---it will really depend on what it is!

 

[drm3m]

DANCES WITH EMPTIES----there is a bit of a story regarding the Remington-Rider.

An extract from an email sent to me from the fellow that I got the Remington-Rider from back in 2013.

I visited my fellow today and came home with 5 antique pistols.
These guns come from an old Mexican safety deposit box, and they appear to have decades of crime, dust, and other even dead spiders on them.

There are two civil war pieces. There's an early and I believe very scarce Remington Rider serial number 841 with matching fluted cylinder and good original bluing!

There are THREE flintlock pistols. These look OLD, I don't even know where to start.... These look like some very interesting pieces...but I have some serious research to do...
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PHOTOS of the other pistols in the Mexican safety deposit box.