2507 REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY CARTRIDGE CONVERSION

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[?]Live Online Auction Starts In 2026 Sep 23 @ 10:00 (UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT)
Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 350.00 USD
Estimated at 700.00 - 900.00 USD
SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 44 CF. S#: 56583 (beneath left grip panel). Bbl. 8". New Army single action revolver mfg. by Remington and subsequently converted to fire cartridge ammunition. Conversion consists of the removal of approx. 1/4" of material off the rear face of the cyl., which has been replaced with a plate that allows for a bored-through cyl., as well as modification of the hammer. Rear cyl. plate appears to have been brass brazed to the cyl. at one time. Top flat of the octagonal bbl. is marked with mostly legible characters denoting Remington's mfg. and patent information above "NEW MODEL". Left side of the frame is marked with an "S" sub-inspector proof, with "D" on the trigger guard, "J" on the cyl., "C" on the loading lever, and a "W" sub-inspector proof on the right side of the frame (repeated on right flat of bbl., although mostly illegible). Brass trigger guard with 2-piece plain wood grips. Left grip panel is marked with a boxed "BH" (Benjamin Hannis) cartouche in script characters, with a "D" sub-inspector proof stamped on the butt. Standard blade front sight and frame notched rear sight. Frame (beneath left grip panel) and bottom flat of bbl. are matching via the S#, as well as a "23" assembly #. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: receipt dated "Mar.31, 04". CONDITION: metal components retain scant traces of their original factory blue finish, with the balance having faded to dark gray and brown patinas, exhibiting scattered spots and small patches of darkened light surface oxidation, as well as scattered scratches, marks, and impressions from handling and storage. Brass trigger guard has acquired a pleasing mellow patina. Bright bore, exhibiting scattered spots and patches of mild pitting and oxidation, while retaining well defined rifling throughout. Action is out of time, with cyl. not fully indexing to the next chamber upon cocking of the hammer. Conversion plate has broken free of its brass brazing. Grips show wear, scattered handling marks, and scattered impressions from handling and storage, but otherwise remain sound. PROVENANCE: David Berenson estate collection. (01-29666/MLW). ANTIQUE. $700-900.