Pietta 1860 Sheriff Muzzle Loader .44 Cal 6rd Capacity 5.5" Barrel Casehardened Frame

The 1860 Army saw extensive use during the Civil War and was a favored sidearm of Union troops. Built on the same frame as the 1851 Navy, it featured a streamlined barrel, improved loading lever, and a belted cylinder for added strength.

Specifications:

• Caliber: .44

• Barrel Length: 5.5"

• Finish: Casehardened Steel

  
  

  ACTION:  REVOLVER

  BARREL LENGTH:  5.5"

  BRAND:  PIETTA

  CA PROP 65:  YES

  FIREARM CAPACITY:  6
  

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