The pistol itself is a reproduction, as you mentioned, and is not all that valuable. Serial Number: Any additional information or a better guess at its value is appreciated. I was wondering if anyone had knowledge about this being a special edition or if this was done by the original owner. However, I have never seen one in a wooden box like mine. I am new to the forum here so bear with me.

There isn't anything on the internet with serial number Navy Arms If this is your. If you know the brand, or who made your Navy arms co revolver, they would be able to tell you what year it is. I accept.To help you determine the year made, find your serial number and then select a link from those below to sites that offer serial dates. Important Information By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Posted July 7, Posted July 10, Go To Topic Listing. Posted July 6, Share this post Link to post Share on other sites. It has an advantage over the Uberti that black powder shooters will appreciate.īy using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Pictures accurately show condition, but stock is actually darker brown that the digital photos show. Dimensions of this Navy Arms is closer to the original than the Uberti made ones. Stock is beautiful American Black Walnut with oil finish. I have used it at about 6 or 7 matches, so a few minor dings on stock and small marks on brass. This is a great shooter and great collector piece. The rest were 22' Carbine models, a few in. Though figures are not exact, less than 3, were made by Navy Arms, with only aboutdepending on the source you read being the 24' standard model in. I probably still have it because no one will pay me for the time I have in it.Categories : Navy arms serial number lookup I still have that old gun and it still works just fine. That was my first venture into making spring parts. Back then no parts were to be had so I had to make one. Tightening thing up wasn't a big deal and even relining the bore. It was pretty loose and the bore was a mud road. On a side note, about 30 years ago I came on THIS OLD WINCHESTER 73. With the stifling Government intrusion in to the gun business and this Wal-Mart 'I want it now' mentality gunsmiths are going the way of the TV repair and Watch repair folks. These folks just won't spend the money to fix it if they have to wait or if they feel the cost to make the part is too much.Īccording to the National Shooting Sports Foundation there are only about 2000 full time gunsmiths left. Now days with our 'I want it now' and throw-away mentality people automatically assume the parts are there in the back and all I gotta do is go get it and bolt it on. Back then if you were the town gunsmith you even had to make your own tools. I quess custom guns can be the same.īack when every town had a gunsmith it was quite normal for him to make the parts. I also loved the sign I once saw in a speed shop across the wall in huge letters that just about summed it all up, 'Speed cost money, How fast do You want to go'. We in my business have a saying 'After enought and sweet and blood and time everthing works'. After the secound time I had a machinest make a new part from start from a better steel and the problem went away. I had one shotgun that had a soft part from the factory and was made that way on replacement parts as well. Cost may be a matter of how much you like the gun and willing to spend on it. If one has a problem with any gun most of the time it is repairable and in some cases the repair will work better than the orginal part. Also there are a number of good gunsmiths that can do the same when parts are no longer avalable.

Being in the Heavy Equitment Business, Heavy Constuction as I am, I know several good machinest that can repair or make just about anything.