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- 4%- 4%1851 C. Mason 38 Special Revolver with 7.50" Blued Barrel and Walnut Grip
Taylor's & CompanySALE: $622.99BEFORE: $650.99Taylor's and Company reproduction of the C. Mason Revolver. With patents for the conversion of percussion revolvers, Colt employees Charles Richards and William Mason cut off the cap-and-ball... -
- 4%- 4%Taylors & Company 1851 Open-Top .45 Colt Revolver with 5.5" Blued Barrel and Walnut Grip
Taylor's & CompanySALE: $585.99BEFORE: $610.99Taylors and Company has reproduced the 1872 Open-Top Early Model Conversion Revolver in .45 Long Colt. Although this model appeared to be a conversion it was actually one of Colt's first new models... -
- 15%- 15%Taylors & Company 1851 Open-Top .45 Colt Revolver with 7.5" Blued Barrel and Walnut Grip
Taylor's & CompanySALE: $585.99BEFORE: $611.99MSRP: $685.75Taylors and Company has reproduced the 1872 Open-Top Early Model Conversion Revolver in .45 Long Colt. This pistol has a 7-1/2" round barrel, Navy size walnut grip with brass back strap and trigger... -
Cimarron CA925 1851 Richards-Mason Revolver: 38 Special, 7.50" Blued Octagon Barrel, Color Case Hardened Frame, Walnut Grip
Cimarron$599.99MSRP: $700.10Originally working with the percussion arms parts already in stock, guns were converted, however as they began to run out of the cap and ball components, the company began producing new sixguns as... -
Cimarron PP401 Frontier Pre-War Revolver: 38 Special/357 Mag, 5.50" Barrel, Blued Finish, Walnut Grip
Cimarron$559.99MSRP: $653.19Cimarron's Frontier Pre-War version (1896-1940) are arguably the most famous sixgun of the Old West, if not the best known in the entire world. Cimarron's Frontier models look and heft just like...
Description
Taylors and Company replica of the famous C. Mason Revolver 1851 Navy chambered in .38 Special with 5-1/2" barrel. This pistol is a reproduction of the first cap and ball revolvers that had the cap and ball portion of the cylinders cut off and a conversion ring installed and allowed for a cartridge to be inserted in the cylinder. They were called conversion guns and were the beginning of the modern cartridge revolver. This pistol features Brass backstrap and trigger guard, Octagonal barrel, and brass post front sight. Manufactured with forged frame.
