Percussion Cap Revolvers for Sale

At Collectors Firearms, we have an assortment of highly collectable percussion cap revolvers for sale. Some of our percussion cap revolvers, or percussion revolvers, are from 19th century manufacturers like Adams, Freeman, and Massachusetts Arms. Make sure to visit our new arrivals page frequently, as our inventory changes often.

Browse our selection of percussion revolvers for sale below. For other antique firearms, check out our other antique handguns, antique long guns, Colts, and Winchesters.

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Manhattan Factory Engraved...

Manhattan Factory Engraved Series IV .36 (AH4357)

Price $5,950.00
Manhattan Factory Engraved Series IV .36 caliber revolver. Factory engraved and silver plated (no plating remains). Engraving is sharp and grips are nice. Very good factory engraved Manhattan.
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Unusual Large Custom .36...

Unusual Large Custom .36 Caliber Revolver (AH4276)

Price $595.00
Unusual Large Custom .36 Caliber Revolver. Revolver in .36 caliber with no markings. We believe this was a gunsmith built piece that was inspired from other revolvers. The frame has a Colt Walker like cut out for the grips. The two-shot cylinder locks in place by a sliding gate attached to the left-hand side of the frame. Overall, this gun looks like there was inspiration from both the...
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Lemat 2nd Model Caliber...

Lemat 2nd Model Caliber Revolver (AH4262)

Price $37,500.00
Lemat 2nd Model caliber revolver. Very fine example with a lot of the original finish remaining. This was probably the most unique of the civil war revolvers. Excellent example!
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Whitney Navy Model .36...

Whitney Navy Model .36 Conversion (AH4225)

Price $2,250.00
Whitney Navy Model .36 conversion. Bore is good to very good with excellent rifling. Action works perfectly. Loading lever serial number #22337. Grips match. The frame under the grips is numbered ‘64” in a large stamp. Possibly the conversion number. In our opinion, the nickel is original and done at the time of conversion. Gun has 100% of the nickel. Factory quality work. Scarce conversion in...
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C.S. Pettengill Navy or...

C.S. Pettengill Navy or Belt Model Revolver...

Price $2,250.00
C.S. Pettengill Navy or Belt Model revolver. Serial #126. Early model with split type loading lever. Cylinder matches the frame. Approximately 250 made of this early model. Action works perfectly. Grips have dings on the bottom but are very good plus otherwise.
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Nepperhan .31 (AH4219)

Nepperhan .31 (AH4219)

Price $975.00
Nepperhan .31 caliber 5-shot revolver, serial #531. Barrel address is sharp and clear. Gun has no finish but is generally sharp with no pits or abuse of any kind. Grips are very good to excellent. Action works perfectly. Of the few Nepperhan we have sold, the finish seems to have been lightly applied and thins or fades easily, THUS no finish remaining on a pistol showing light use is of no...
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Metropolitan Police Factory...

Metropolitan Police Factory Engraved (AH4163)

Price $6,500.00
Metropolitan Police Factory Engraved .36 caliber revolver. Gun cased with flask, mold, Colt cap can, and extra container of percussion caps. Gun is very sharp with excellent original factory engraving. The case is beautifully made and, in our opinion, may be a modern case made by Klay who is very adept in making high quality percussion revolver cases. Very handsome cased set!
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Savage Navy Revolver (AH4161)

Savage Navy Revolver (AH4161)

Price $1,850.00
Savage Navy .36 caliber revolver. Bore has very good rifling. Action works perfectly. Military sub-inspector marks “H” on frame and cylinder. Left side grip has a partial cartouche visible. Right side grip is a very old replacement. Frame markings are clear. Gun has an even dark patina.
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Rare Cased Confederate...

Rare Cased Confederate Issued Kerr (AH4130)

Price $9,500.00
Rare Cased Confederate Issued Kerr revolver. Anchor marked below the gripstrap. Case has the London Armoury trade label and mold, flask, cap can, balls, and rod. Grips are excellent and anchor mark is clear. Gun has approximately 40-50% blue. Action works perfectly. Most of the London Armoury production of Kerr revolvers went to the Confederacy by way of the Sinclair Hamilton Company and their...
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Tranter style revolver...

Tranter style revolver (AH4125)

Price $295.00
Tranter style revolver (no loading lever). Top strap marked “CD Duly and Legally Licensed”. The use of “CD” in the inscription is not a real person but rather a legal designation for someone who was “duly and legally licensed” to make this revolver. This information was found in Victorian statutes regarding gun powder and gun makers. Trigger return spring needs repair but cylinder and hammer...
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Southern Dealer Marked...

Southern Dealer Marked Cased Tranter revolver...

Price $4,950.00
Southern Dealer Marked Cased Tranter revolver. Marked on topstrap and barrel: “W. Tranters Patent, made for Hyde & Goodrich New Orleans”. Caliber .31, 3 ½” barrel. Factory engraved with very fine case with accessories. Two trigger small frame model. Very good grips with fine checkering. Gun has approximately 92-93% blue. This is a fine and rare Southern marked and cased Tranter. Note: during...
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Marston Navy Revolver...

Marston Navy Revolver Marked Union Arms (AH4070)

Price $3,895.00
Marston Navy Revolver Marked Union Arms. 3rd model. Nice sharp gun with about 20% of the original blue with the rest of the finish toned to a smooth patina. Gun works perfectly. Rarely encountered gun!
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Very rare H.E. Dmick Navy...

Very rare H.E. Dmick Navy revolver (AH4050)

Price $3,500.00
Very rare H.E. Dimick Navy revolver. Very rare gun with approximately 300 of these guns sold. Originally made by Metropolitan Arms and sold through Dimick. Dimick was a firm in St. Louis that made and dealt in guns. The firm was headed by Horace Dimick and operated from 1849 to 1874. Approximately 100 of these navies were marked by Dimick, the majority of these were completely unmarked. Along...
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Excellent Starr Double...

Excellent Starr Double Action revolver (AH4064)

Price $5,500.00
Excellent Starr Double Action revolver. Very fine gun with 85% of the original high luster blue. Grips are excellent with super crisp cartouches. Case colors still visible on lever and hammer. Gun is all matching. Very fine example!
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Very fine Whitney 2nd Model...

Very fine Whitney 2nd Model Navy (AH4061)

Price $3,995.00
Very fine Whitney 2nd Model Navy. Very fine condition 90% + original blue on the barrel. Frame has turned and has closer to 20% blue and the rest a smooth patina. Virtually all of the delicate cylinder scene is intact. The cylinder scenes on these guns were lightly rolled and are rarely encountered since they were worn off so easily. Grips are very good. Action works perfectly.
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Japanese .36 (AH4028)

Japanese .36 (AH4028)

Price $2,850.00
Japanese .36 caliber revolver. Barrel and lever are marked “1”. No other markings or proofs. Barrel length 5 ½” and gun his 10 ½” overall. We have sold many Japanese made early pistols but this one is very well made and well designed. One may ask how we know this is a Japanese made. We have 40 years’ experience dealing in hundreds of thousands of antique guns. This is a variant of Japanese...
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Starr Double Action...

Starr Double Action Revolver (AH4038)

Price $2,895.00
Starr Double Action Revolver. Very nice gun with 60% of the original blue. Gun is all matching and serial number is 1804. Action works perfectly. Nice gun!
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Bacon Arms Pocket Model...

Bacon Arms Pocket Model (AH4023)

Price $1,495.00
Bacon Arms Pocket Model. Made mid 1860’s. Very unique gun with an unusual cylinder system. The cylinder was removed by sliding the knurled piece which is attached to the cylinder pin. Action works great. .31 caliber. Gun is completely unmarked. Very hard to find gun.
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