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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Bacon Manufacturing Company Pocket Model (AH4008)

$1,495.00

Bacon Manufacturing Company Pocket Model. 4” barrel in very nice condition. 60% of the original blue remains. Frame has turned mostly to a light brown patina. Grips are very good.

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Bacon 2nd Model Navy Revolver (AH4007)

$2,495.00

Bacon 2nd Model Navy Revolver. Nice sharp gun with a smooth grey patina on the metal. Markings nice and sharp. Very nice engraving on the frame. Grips are very good. Very interesting design where a removable disc attaches screws on to the cylinder for the purpose that may believe was to evade the Smith and Wesson patent for a bored through cylinder. Scarce gun with only 150 of these produced....

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Union Arms Pocket Revolver (AH4006)

$1,895.00

Union Arms Pocket Revolver. Made in Bacon Manufacturing Company from 1858-1867. Approximately 700 of these guns were made and marked Union Arms. 31 caliber. 5” round barrel that has a dark brown patina with blue in protected areas. Cylinder is fluted, and there is engraving on the frame. Action works perfectly. Hard to find gun with this marking.

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Bacon 4th Model Navy Revolver (AH4005)

$3,250.00

Bacon 4th Model Navy Revolver. Nice sharp gun with very clear markings. This is the rarest of the Navies with only 4 or 5 of these guns known to exist. It has a new cylinder in configuration. That has a spring in the barrel that engages a pin on the cylinder pin causing it to lock in place. Action works perfectly. The rarest of the Bacon Navies. Comes with an Article from Bacon expert Lowell...

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Bacon Manufacturing Pocket Model (AH4004)

$1,595.00

Bacon Manufacturing Pocket Model 6” barrel. Very nice sharp gun with bluish brown patina still retaining around 25% of the original blue. Cylinder matches the barrel. Frame has toned out to just a smooth light brown patina. Grips are very good. Scarce gun with a 6” barrel and the fact it does not have engraving. Most of the Bacon Pockets models were engraved. Scarce configuration.

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Bacon Manufacturing Pocket Model (AH4003)

$795.00

Bacon Manufacturing Pocket Model. Gun has a grey patina that shows spots of light pitting and some wear. 31 caliber. Barrel is 4” long.

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Very Fine Cased Tranter Army Navy barrel (AH3806)

$4,250.00

Very Fine Cased Tranter Army Navy barrel marked “Army & Navy C.S.L. London. Gun has 80% of the original blue with the majority of the loss on the right hand side of the frame. Grips are excellent and sharp. Cylinder still has 70% plus of the case colors. Box is excellent. Very nice set!

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Rare Kerr Revolver serial #6 (AH3760)

$8,750.00

Rare Kerr Revolver serial #6 manufactured by London Armory. The design and mechanical features are not found on later guns. This revolver is from the famous Vaz Forgett collection. Gun is very good, action works perfectly. Grips are excellent. Rare revolver.

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Le Mat 2nd Model revolver (AH3761)

$13,950.00

Le Mat 2nd Model revolver. Caliber .42 with 9-shot cylinder and .63 caliber shot barrel. Serial # 1748. Loading lever assembly is a faithful replacement. Actions works perfectly. Grips and bore are very good. Grips are smooth wood, uncheckered and appear original to the gun. These Le Mats were ordered by the Confederacy and it is known that Jefferson Davis and Colonel John Mosby, The Gray Ghost...

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Scarce Confederate LeMat revolver (AH3749)

$22,500.00

Scarce Confederate LeMat Revolver. Transitional model with the spur on the trigger guard and the lever has been moved to the left hand side. Very rare gun. Nice sharp gun that is mostly turned to a brown patina. Checkering shows a little wear. Action works perfect. Very neat and scarce gun!

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Whitney Navy revolver (AH3739)

$1,295.00

Whitney Navy revolver. (Commercial model. Second model, second type. 7,000 serial range. Frame has wing nut and brass trigger guard. Bore has good rifling and even light corrosion. Markings are sharp. Cylinder scene not visible. Grips are good plus but left side has an old chip out of the toe. Gun has a nice eye appeal. Action works perfectly.

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Mass. Arms Maynard Primed Belt Revolver (AH3724)

$1,750.00

Mass. Arms Maynard Primed Belt Revolver. Barrel length is 4”. Bore has strong rifling and pits in the grooves. Cylinder is hand rotated and has a button release. Cylinder has floral etching and frame is engraved. Maynard door has an American eagle. There is a roll of Maynard caps in the frame behind the door. Trigger guard has most of its tarnished silver. Bottom of butt has numerous small...

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Big Bore Scottish Box Lock Pistol by Mortimer...

$1,500.00

Big Bore Scottish Box Lock Pistol by Mortimer. Very neat and unusual gun! Bore measures .77 caliber. Barrel is 4½” long. This is a folding trigger gun. Grip is very finely checkered. Gun works perfectly. Top of the frame is marked T. E. Mortimer / Edinburgh.

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Metropolitan Arms Co. Percussion .36 caliber...

$2,250.00

Metropolitan Arms Co. Percussion .36 caliber revolver. Serial number 1496. No barrel address, also referred to as an Unmarked Dimick. H.E. Dimick of St. Louis Metropolitans; of those 300 approximately 100 were marked with the Dimick name and address. The remaining 200 are unmarked. Since the First Model Metropolitan Navies were unmarked, it is impossible to say if this is one of Dimick’s 200...

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Manhattan Firearms Pocket Model .31 (AH3593)

$1,675.00

Manhattan Firearms Pocket Model .31 caliber revolver. Series II Model with six shot cylinder and 12 cylinder stops. Bore is pitted but the gun has a very nice exterior with 100% clear cylinder scene. Gun is factory engraved and has approximately 50% blue. Grips are excellent with 98% original varnish. Action works perfectly. A fine looking Manhattan!

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Bacon Manufacturing Co. Pocket (AH3594)

$1,150.00

Bacon Manufacturing Co. Pocket revolver. “Excelsior” Model with 5 panel roll scenes. Less than 1,000 were made from 1858-1867. The frame is engraved. Grips are good plus with 93-95% original varnish. Gun has approximately 90% either nickel or tin plate (we can’t decide which it is). Sideplate must have a different metallurgy as most of the finish is gone from the sideplate. This phenomenon is...

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Tranter Percussion (AH3595)

$1,650.00

Tranter Percussion revolver. Marked “T. Bailey New Orleans”. Barrel length is 4½” and overall length is 9”. Gun is factory engraved. Action works perfectly. Grips are very good. Unusual New Orleans retailer mark. These New Orleans guns are regarded as Confederate usage. The more common marking is Hyde & Goodrich. A neat New Orleans Civil War revolver.

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Rare Butterfield Army Model .41 (AH3552)

$6,950.00

Rare Butterfield Army Model .41 caliber revolver. Manufactured 1861-62. Approximately 640 made! 5 shot cylinder. Barrel length is 7”. This revolver has a special disc primer system where the round knob unscrews and reveal a spring and plunger mechanism to feed tiny discs with fulminate up to the cylinder nipple. Note the primer system at the front of the trigger guard. Action functions...

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LeMat Second Model Revolver (AH3551)

$28,500.00

LeMat Second Model Revolver. One of the iconic guns in antique gun collecting! This is a 9 shot .42 caliber pistol with an 18 gauge shotgun barrel underneath. The hammer had a pivoting striker that could be flipped down to use the shotgun. This gun was developed by Jean Alexander LeMat in New Orleans. He was in a partnership with Gen. P.T. Beauregard and this was one of the guns used by the...

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Cooper Double Action Percussion revolver (AH3533)

$1,395.00

Cooper Double Action Percussion revolver. Action works perfectly. Gun has approximately 92-94% original blue. Frame has approximately 40-50% fading but visible case color. Grips are very good. Backstrap is inscribed “LOH”. Very fine cooper! Note to collectors: Gun such as Coopers Manhatten Arms and other Colt contemporaries and competitors have been at bargain prices for many years. We feel...

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