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Pietta™ 1851 Navy Black Powder Revolver Spare Cylinder - .44 Caliber - A341
$64.00
Pietta™ 1851 Navy Black Powder Revolver Spare Cylinder - .44 Caliber - A341

Pietta™ 1851 Navy Black Powder Revolver Spare Cylinder - .44 Caliber - A341

by Pietta

Replacement cylinder for 1851 revolvers
.44 caliber black powder revolver cylinder

$64.00 - $64.00
$64.00
$64.00 - $64.00
$64.00
SKU A341
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Description

The Pietta® 1851 Navy Revolver Spare Cylinder is a .44 caliber spare revolver cylinder that is compatible with the Pietta 1851 Navy Revolvers. Designed to be easy to install and remove, you can always have back uploads ready to shoot out in the field, or just have multiple cylinders ready for use at the range.

Having a spare cylinder or two on hand makes shooting black powder revolvers much more fun as you can spend more time shooting and less time reloading every 6 shots. The spare cylinders are also great for replacing any lost or damaged revolver cylinders for your 1851 revolvers. 

Please note the Traditions® 1851 Revolver Spare Cylinder .44 caliber is not engraved. 

Features

  • Allows quick reloading
  • Blued steel construction
  • Six, .44 caliber chambers

***Always Use Caution When Loading A Firearm

Specifications

Construction
BLUED STEEL
Caliber
.44 CALIBER CYLINDER
Capacity
6 SHOT CYLINDER

Features


Pietta® Firearms
Quality products 100% made in Italy
Spare Cylinder
For Pietta® 1851 revolvers

Customer Reviews

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Victor C.
Cylinders

I am real inpressed with the cylinders, can't wait to try them out. And as always. I'm really impressed with the fast shipping. Thank you.

G
Glenn
Fits Like a Glove

Got this for a brass-frame Pietta. Came clean and fresh, and nice and wet in oil. Slid right onto the base pin and caught the hand and bolt right where it's supposed to. Cycles a little tight, but will definitely work into a nice smooth action with use. Haven't loaded it yet, but I have no doubt it will pack in beautifully.