1800s double action revolvers I wanna see em.
Don't care how effective they are.
They're all beautiful.
Double points for folding triggers and bobbed hammers.
>>29747999
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UHYQuFW7gM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYDsJIgT27Q
>>29747999
Here is my 1882 Swiss Ordnance Revolver. Gate loading with an Abadie system.
>>29749572
Should I get one? I've been wanting an 1800s service revolver that's not a single action army.
Here it is with the holster, cleaning kit/takedown tool and ammunition.
>>29747999
Colt M1877 "Lightning"
>>29749688
Don't expect to find off-the-shelf ammo but dies are available and you can use .32-20 cases. I like it, but the trigger is damned heavy.
Hand Nugget
M1892 Colt
>>29749572
>>29749757
A nice thing about it is that it is ammo compatible with the 1887 Swedish Nagant. So you can reload for one or the other.
>>29747999
Belgian Pinfire, double action, folding trigger.
>effective
teeny tiny bit of blackpowder, pinfire ignition, .31 calibre ball
>>29749758
Not op here, but damn I want one of those things. I wish I could've bought one when they were still $100. I've looked everywhere, I'm just not willing to pay the $350 everybody is asking for now :/
>>29749806
They are nearly identical. The military loads differ primarily in bullet design. The Swedes used a paper-patched lead bullet while the Swiss used a jacketed bullet. The unpatched lead bullet second from the right is a commercial 7.5 Swede by Norma.
