Allen & Wheelock large frame pocket revolver Model 1845

Today we are going to talk about another antique firearm, the revolver Model 1845.

Some of the specific features of this great gun:

was made by the antique American company Allen & Wheelock from 1857 to 1860. The total output was approximately 1500 pieces. The inscription on the barrel reads: ‘Patented April 16, 1845′ followed by the company name. The design based on the well-known Ethan Allen pepperbox revolvers. This revolver was mainly intended for the civilian market.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Calibre : .34 (8.6 mm)

Catridge capacity: 5-shot

Operation : double-action

Firing system : percussion

Breach-loading : N/A

Length : 176-227 mm (6.9-8.9″)

Barrel length : 76-127 mm (3–5″)

Weight : 900 g (31.8 oz)

Grip : walnut

As some of its weak points we have that this antique gun does not have sight and safety.

Thanks, we hope you had enjoyed it as us.

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