Navy Arms Serial Number Lookup
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Oct 07, 2009 It would be nice to know the serial number ranges of pistols manufactured overseas in the last 30 or 35 years. It would also be nice to be able to identify a manufacturer not only by the value of the serial number but by the characteristics of the numbering operation. I know this is a tall order but my guess is that the info is out. When Was My Gun Made? Firearm Dates by Serial Number. The Taurus Model Number Lookup System will help you. Rickard arms co, schenectady NY, serial.
Perhaps the most obvious difference between reproduction 1863 Springfields and original musket is the incorrectly marked/incorrectly shaped lock plates and hammer used on the reproduction. Reproduction 1863 lock plate aren't beveled correctly, the date is stamped in the wrong font, and modern manufacturing info is stamped on the lock. The hammers are also incorrect. Original guns had beautifully forged and finished hammers, while the reproductions are cast. We replace both of these pieces with original components.
This greatly enhances the overall look of the musket. He hand fit the existing lock parts to the new locks and custom fit each lock plate to the lock mortise. Prices vary based on the condition of the plate and hammer selected. Call for details.
Reproducution M1863 are built in the type II or model 1864 style. This means that all three barrel bands should be the 'solid' type with no screw except for the middle band which holds the swivel. Unfortunately, the reproduction guns are shipped from the factory with the wrong band configuration. While the front and middle band are correct, the rear band needs to be replaced in order to be historically accurate. We replace the rear band with an original and rasp the forend down to accept the new band. We then recontour and refinish the whole stock to make it follow the same lines and contours or original guns. We re-shape the lock panels to be more symmetrical and eliminate the belly bulge in the forearm (seen in the picture below). We then sand and stain the stock to better match the color of original Springfields.
Finally, we seal and protect the wood with several coats of linseed oil-the same finish used on original guns. The results are well worth the extra effort. Recontouring and refinishing the stock can be still be done even if the rear band is not replaced. But recontouring and refinishing the stock is a requirement for those wanting to have their rear bands replaced. Polish all steel parts and blue band springs and sight $25.00 Many of our customers prefer to keep their muskets patined, but some wish to have all the metal parts polished and cleaned.
This optional service is aimed toward those that want their guns to have that 'factory new' look once again. We polish all the metal compontents bringing them back to their original armory bright luster. We also rust blue the band springs and fire blue the rear sight, just like original guns.
This little bit of extra effort yields particularly stunning results. Before: Rusted and Unpolished After: Polished back to Armory Bright Before: Rusted barrel and band spring After: Polished barrel and blued band spring Before: Rusted Sight After: Polished and fire-blued Sight Before: Rusted butt plate After: Polished butt plate The finished musket with reshaped and re-worked stock.
I am new to the forum here so bear with me. I read a post about this gun from 2013 and know the value is somewhere between $200 & $300. However, I have never seen one in a wooden box like mine. I was wondering if anyone had knowledge about this being a special edition or if this was done by the original owner.
Here are some basic specs and images. 1858 Remington New Army.44 Cal Reproduction by Navy Arms Made in 1961 (XVII) by Gregorelli & Uberti in Italy. Serial Number: 1682 Any additional information or a better guess at its value is appreciated.
Welcome to the forum MXM. The pistol itself is a reproduction, as you mentioned, and is not all that valuable. It looks exactly like the very first pistol I ever owned (before I turned 21). I had a cabinet maker build me a felt lined cedar box for mine, very similar to what you have but without the separate compartments and lock. I would think that the $200 to $300 range would still be a good guess as to the value. I am no expert on any thing so I could be wrong, though. That old bullet mold is interesting and may be worth something.
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Well you get an 'atta boy' on that one. I plugged in my python s/n & apparently that s/n was used on other colt's too.
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Well you get an 'atta boy' on that one. I plugged in my python s/n & apparently that s/n was used on other colt's too. Well you get an 'atta boy' on that one. I plugged in my python s/n & apparently that s/n was used on other colt's too.