Cimarron 1858 Remington Navy Percussion Revolver 36 Caliber 7.5" Barrel Blue Steel Brass 2-Piece Walnut Grip Standard Blued Finish CA112

Cimarron 1858 Remington Navy Percussion Revolver .36 Cal 7.5" Barrel Blue Steel Brass. 2-Piece Walnut Grip Standard Blue Finish .



During the Civil War, the U.S. Navy purchased about 4,300 of the 28,000 Remington New Model Navy revolvers produced. Manufactured from 1863-1878 and now commonly known as the 1858 Navy, this medium-powered .36 caliber cap-and-ball sixgun was well liked by Union sailors and others who packed them. The top strap design gave the handgun more strength and aided in preventing exploded percussion caps from falling into the revolver's innards and jamming it when the gun is cocked for follow up shots. Cimarron's reproduction of this popular 1860s revolver faithfully copies the original, complete with the octagon barrel that measures 7 1/2 inches, the handsomely blued finish overall, the brass trigger guard, post-type blade front sight, grooved top strap rear sight, and two-piece walnut grips. Like Cimarron's 1858 Army model, the parts of this Remington lookalike are interchangeable with the original. The 1858 Navy is a handsome, historic revolver that's a time-tested straight shooter!



Even though these are called cap and ball revolvers, during the Civil war and Westward expansion they were almost exclusively used with heavier conical bullets. Please see our two cavity Lee Bullet Mould and our Brass Pedersoli mould with one Ball cavity and one Conical bullet cavity.



Manufactured for Cimarron By Italian gun maker Uberti.



- Caliber: .36

- Barrel Length: 7.5 inches

- Style: 1858 Army

- Frame: Blue Steel Brass T/G

- Finish: Standard Blue

- Grip: 2 Piece Walnut

- Single Action

- Fixed Sights

- 6-round Capacity

- Weight: 2.68 lbs



All Cimarron percussion revolvers come with authentic markings and finish.

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