Collection Handgun Collection

[Texas Johnny]

Although I know my small collection of antique 19th century handguns will pale in comparison to what some of you have, I photographed all my handguns together. It is a mixture of both originals and replicas. So far in 2022 I have added three new originals, a M1858 Starr double action revolver, a Kerr Patent revolver (with the J S and anchor), and a M1854 Lefaucheux Pin-Fire revolver 12 mm, the last two recently picked up at the Brandon, Mississippi Civil War Show. Also this year, I added a replica Colt Dragoon, unfortunately I can't yet afford an original.

 

[JOHN42768]

Nice assortment

 

[Seduzal]

Thank you for sharing this photo of your collection of handguns. Enjoy it.

 

[ColonelKlink1942]

That Savage RFA revolver looks so unique in comparison to the others. Looking at the style of the grips and the lever-action where the trigger is reminds me of the Volcanic pistol.

 

[UCVRelics]

Nice looking collection. Thanks for sharing.

 

[RobertH]

That's a fine looking collection.

 

[Texas Johnny]

That Savage RFA revolver looks so unique in comparison to the others. Looking at the style of the grips and the lever-action where the trigger is reminds me of the Volcanic pistol.

I agree, it is one of my favorites. I know some called it the "ugly ducking," but I think it is very cool looking!

 

[gc45]

Very nice! Love those civil war pistols.

 

[bayonet]

I agree, it is one of my favorites. I know some called it the "ugly ducking," but I think it is very cool looking!

Yeah I got one too and it's the weirdest thing to cock the hammer. You had to have big hands to do it. Just strange they thought that up. But that's the gun industry. Come up with something different Folks will want to have even back then.