Original U.S. Civil War Era Plant Mfg. Co. Third Model Brass Frame Army Revolver in .42 Cupfire - Serial 3849 British Holsters Featuring a brass handle

Featuring a brass handle

these 9mm SMGs were modeled on the bolt and recoil system of the German MP 40 (with which they are interchangeable)

Years of Manufacture: circa 1750

the flintlock pistol intended to dispatch wounded game or for self-defense

Introduced to compete with Colt's single-action Army revolvers

Original U.S. Civil War Era Plant Mfg. Co. Third Model Brass Frame Army Revolver in .42 Cupfire - Serial 3849 British Holsters Featuring a brass handleOriginal Item: Only One Available. Starting life between 1863 and 1873 this is a very rare unconverted Plant's Manufacturing Company CUP FIRE brass frame revolver. Similar to the "Teat Fire" design, it was one of several ways developed to produce a brass cartridge revolver that would not infringe on the Patents of Rollin White. Licensed and vigorously protected by SMITH & WESSON, this patent covered the use of a bored through revolver cylinder loaded