Griswold and Gunnison

[JimKindred]

Not sure if any of you guys doing cavalry would be interested but there is a Navy Arms Griswold and Gunnison revolver on www.auctionarms.com. it is item number 6028330. Seller has it mismarked as a 1860 Army. Going pretty cheap.

There used to be a lot of these repro Confederate revolvers available but I had a hard time last year find one of the Leech and Rigdon repros.

Anyway, just thought some one on this forum might be looking for one of these.

[Michael McComas]

Re: Griswold and Gunnison

Just for the sake of discussion, did G&G actually make any .44 cal revolvers? I'm assuming they're right about the caliber, and that it's not actually a .36 cal?

[JimKindred]

Re: Griswold and Gunnison

It could be a .36. If the guy mismarked it as a 1860 Army he could have very well missed the caliber too.

[unionreb]

Re: Griswold and Gunnison

It could be a .36. If the guy mismarked it as a 1860 Army he could have very well missed the caliber too.

Relook at the photo. It's a .44 cal. The cylinder is the clue.

[JimKindred]

Re: Griswold and Gunnison

Oh well, forget this one then. I didn't look that close, the only pistols I look at closely are Walthers.

[MuleyGil]

Re: Griswold and Gunnison

I just you are talking about the step on the rebated cylinder and the cut in the frame.

[Michael McComas]

Re: Griswold and Gunnison

Oh well, forget this one then. I didn't look that close, the only pistols I look at closely are Walthers.

Jim,

I'll trade you my .36 cal Navy Arms G&G for a couple Walther P99 mags. :wink_smil

[JimKindred]

Re: Griswold and Gunnison

That one is too new for me, all I have are war time P38's, PP's and PPK's. :wink_smil