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USA 6-Shot Whitneyville Armory Single Action Revolver

Name: USA 6-Shot Whitneyville Armory Single Action Revolver - Sally Antiques
SKU: JAQJA_488570263
Price: 795.00 GBP
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19^th Century United States 8mm Rimfire Pocket Pistol

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SKU: JAQJA_488570263 Category: Obsolete Calibres Tags: 6 shot, Armory, revolver, Single Action, USA, Whitneyville

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~ USA 6-Shot Whitneyville Armory Single Action Revolver ~

This is a deactivated small 6-shot pocket pistol made by the Whitneyville Armory, CT, USA. The design of this revolver is small and discrete, designed for personal protection. The revolver still cocks and dry fires and the cylinder is removable. Circa late 19^th Century.

Condition

The revolver is in very good condition for its age. The barrel is removable and the gun is able to be cocked and dry fired. There is an even patina across the barrel and cylinder and some very minor knocks and scratches on the body. Please see the pictures for more details.

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USA 6-Shot Whitneyville Armory Single Action Revolver

~ USA 6-Shot Whitneyville Armory Single Action Revolver ~

This is a deactivated small 6-shot pocket pistol made by the Whitneyville Armory, CT, USA. The design of this revolver is small and discrete, designed for personal protection. The revolver still cocks and dry fires and the cylinder is removable. Circa late 19^th Century.

Condition

The revolver is in very good condition for its age. The barrel is removable and the gun is able to be cocked and dry fired. There is an even patina across the barrel and cylinder and some very minor knocks and scratches on the body. Please see the pictures for more details.

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USA 6-Shot Whitneyville Armory Single Action Revolver

~ USA 6-Shot Whitneyville Armory Single Action Revolver ~

This is a deactivated small 6-shot pocket pistol made by the Whitneyville Armory, CT, USA. The design of this revolver is small and discrete, designed for personal protection. The revolver still cocks and dry fires and the cylinder is removable. Circa late 19th Century.

*Condition*

The revolver is in very good condition for its age. The barrel is removable and the gun is able to be cocked and dry fired. There is an even patina across the barrel and cylinder and some very minor knocks and scratches on the body. Please see the pictures for more details.

JAQEOOXGOOXPR

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This is a deactivated small 6-shot pocket pistol made by the Whitneyville Armory, CT, USA. The design of this revolver is small and discrete, designed for personal protection. The revolver still cocks and dry fires and the cylinder is removable. Circa late 19^th Century.

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