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I purchased this REMINGTON MODEL 1861 PISTOL. I would like to know more about it... Actual Type, Value, etc. Any help would be appreciated. 4 pictures to follow. Thanks, CHUCK
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PICTURE #4 Serial Number 19227
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Neat looking pistol. I don't know much about the old ones. I would like to have an old Navy Colt someday.
Steve.
Looking for PP mag # 981029
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M1861 .44 cal, popular during the civil war and for post-war conversion to cartridge because of the solid frame, not as common as the M1858 and worth a bit more. That'a a decent looking example.
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Hi, Thanks for the information. I checked he caliber and it appears to be a .36 cal. and not a .44 cal. CHUCK
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8" barrels were .44, 7.37" barrels were .36. Didn't look on the next page to see the .36 listing, but the rarity and value are the same 
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