Back to black powder firearms. A little more history.
Jgalt, while you have some beautiful revolvers there neither Colt nor Remington ever made their revolvers with brass frames and if they did the brass would be red not yellow, different blend in that era. I completely forgot but I own a brass framed Remington "Buffalo", it's boxed away, haven't fired it in eons but it's extremely accurate with that 12" long barrel........ Needs some work, should get it out and attach a stock to it.
The only two sidearms that had brass frames were both Confederate made, the Griswold & Gunnison, (basically a copy of the Colt) and the Spiller & Burr.
Griswold & Gunnison
Spiller & Burr
Pieta makes a reproduction Spiller & Burr.
Only 1451 Spiller & Burrs were ever produced out of 15,000 commisioned by the CSA.
Jgalt, while you have some beautiful revolvers there neither Colt nor Remington ever made their revolvers with brass frames and if they did the brass would be red not yellow, different blend in that era. I completely forgot but I own a brass framed Remington "Buffalo", it's boxed away, haven't fired it in eons but it's extremely accurate with that 12" long barrel........ Needs some work, should get it out and attach a stock to it.
The only two sidearms that had brass frames were both Confederate made, the Griswold & Gunnison, (basically a copy of the Colt) and the Spiller & Burr.
Griswold & Gunnison
Spiller & Burr
Pieta makes a reproduction Spiller & Burr.
Only 1451 Spiller & Burrs were ever produced out of 15,000 commisioned by the CSA.