Scarce Moore’s Patent .32 Cal Teat-Fire Revolver.

A scarce little revolver which proved very popular during the American Civil War, with both soldiers and civilians. It has an engraved bronze frame with enclosed trigger, ebony grips, steel hammer, cylinder and barrel with most of its original bluing remaining. The barrel is numbered 24019 and marked “National Arms Co. Brooklyn N. Y on the top and the cylinder is marked Williamson Patent. This beautiful little piece has a good working action the hammer pulls back and it dry fires with a nice sharp snap. However, the cylinder does not turn. On how well the action works and the overall good condition of piece, this shouldn’t be to much of a problem to fix.
It measures 7 inches long.
Ship to mainland UK only

Code: 30559