Now: $24.99 The smallest and lightest 9mm semi-automatic handguns in the world, The Smith and Wesson .44 Russian Uhlinger .32 Caliber Revolver.
Interesting revolver! 5 inch octagon barrel clearly stamped "W.L. Grant" on the top flat. Additionally the butt is stamped "USN" in tiny letters. This pistol was a product of William Uhlingers gun works in Philadelphia 1860-65. Mr. Uhlinger operated in defiance of the patent infringment of Smith and Wesson on the bored thru cylinder patent.
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Uhlinger produced these revolvers between 1861 and 1865. Revolver has a 4.00 inch octagon.32 barrel that retains 85% of the original blue. Top flat is strongly stamped “W. L. GRANT” on a slight slant. Bore is good but dirty.
WILLIAM UHLINGER 32 CALIBER POCKET REVOLVER .32 RF, 5” octagon barrel with a good to near very good bore. The metal surfaces are an overall dull
SCARCE W.P. UHLINGER & CO. POCKET REVOLVER WITH AMBROTYPE. Cal. 32 RF. SN 1746. Blued bbl & cyl, silver plated frame with “W.P. UHLINGER & Co / PHIL A” marked in front of cyl, 5” oct bbl, orig ejector rod, 2-pc smooth rosewood grips.
A .32 Wm. Uhlinger Six-Shot Rim-Fire Pocket Revolver. No. 1174, Circa 1861-65. Sold for £ 275 (US$ 380) inc. premium Antique Arms and Armour. 27 Nov 2013, 13:00 GMT London, Knightsbridge A .32 Wm. Uhlinger Six-Shot Rim-Fire Pocket Revolver No. 1174, Circa 1861-65
William Uhlinger 22 caliber pocket revolver. 3" barrel, 1" cylinder style, Flayderman 8A-183.
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William Uhlinger 22 caliber pocket revolver.
UHLINGER/J.P. LOWER LONG BARREL RIMFIRE REVOLVER. This is one of the most popular side arms of the Civil War but they had to keep changing and adding new names in order to avoid detection by Smith & Wesson’s Rollin White Patent. This revolver was made by Wm. Uhlinger of Philadelphia but it is stamped J.P. LOWER on the top of
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Civil War era Uhlinger revolver .32 rimfire Serial number: 3018 Year of construction: 1860/65 Barrel Length: 4 Inches Stamps barrel: DD CONE WASHINGTON DC Details: Walnut grips serial number on both sides, serial number on barrel, on bottom grip, and on drum, original cleaning rod with knurled middle section.
Fitted with great and original rosewood grips retaining almost all of the varnish Civil War era Uhlinger revolver .32 rimfire Serial number: 3018 Year of construction: 1860/65 Barrel Length: 4 Inches Stamps barrel: DD CONE WASHINGTON DC Details: Walnut grips serial number on both sides, serial number on barrel, on bottom grip, and on drum, original cleaning rod with knurled middle section. The revolver features a 4 3/4" octagon barrel, rosewood grips, spur trigger, six shot cylinder, and a blue'd finish. William P. Uhlinger produced about 10,000 rimfire cartridge revolvers (two types in .22 caliber and one type in .32 caliber) in Philadelphia, PA between 1861 and 1865. c. 1860s .22 caliber "pocket" revolver. Made by William P. Uhlinger in Philadelphia, PA. Wm. Uhlinger Spurtrigger Revolver, #2496, .32 RF cal., 5'' octagonal barrel, blue finish, with flared two-piece walnut grips. Top of barrel marked ''D.D.