1851 Navy Sheriff Black Powder Pistol - .44 Caliber, Single Shot, Brass Frame, 5 1/2” Blued Barrel, Wooden Grip

Very good value for the money and a lifetime of fun.

This 1851 navy revolver sheriff's model is great. This is a bad time to have these kind of guns right now because it is impossible to get #10 percussion caps and even black powder is scarce.

It's a great gun I conceal carry it daily believ it or not.

I love the shorter barrel! It's just as accurate as the long barrels Seems to be quality made....so far

I love the gun alot will be looking to get another one thats got a steel frame thought this one did when i bought it but still happy with it i went to shoot it and it fired twice but the size 11 caps fall off to easy and jam but im gonna get some size 10 caps and should he fine cant wait to get my next one and get a conversion for it but im very happy with my purchase can be happier

Shipped very fast after waiting for what felt like forever to come back into stock, gun looks and feels amazing! My first CB revolver was a ROA so this 1851 had quite a competitor as far as what I had to compare with. Cannot wait to shoot this 1851 and plink some targets! Saving up for a 3rd CB arm but I think a rifle next up!

I'm loving it! I want another whenever they become available! I want the Pepperbox too! Hook me up Pietta!!!!

I bought the sheriff model because I've always had a great love for black powder revolvers. When it showed up at the door it was ready to go. It's well built and balanced, I really enjoyed shooting it and hearing the targets ring.

Fine weapon. Perfect weight, feel, and size. Smooth trigger, excellent hammer action. Total 5 star rating.

When I took it out of the box I fell in love with it . This pistol looks an feel so good in my hand. I could see why a sheriff would feel comfortable with this pistol the weight feel just right.The trigger action is perfect. '''Hell this pistol is to beautiful to shoot it needs to be displate.. But I bet I will breakdown soo an see how it fires. Thank you'''''''''' BudK'' Thomas Neal

Having previous read much on fit and finish of Pietta grips and frames, I was pleased to find that on my example these issues were non existent. The fit and finish of metal to wood were supurb with only a couple of spots where the wood was a bit high. Easily leveled with a careful application of a thumb nail. The blueing was excellent, uniform and glossy. The roll engraving on the cylinder was even, sharp and deep. The cylinder to barrel gap is the tightest on any revolver I have ever owned, very impressive. Brass frame was highly polished with no scratches or tool marks, only the cylinder lock screw head sat a bit high compared with the trigger and hammer pivot screws. The only real negative to report is that the finish on the loading lever was spotty, with a fingerprint size bald spot on the left side. Since this is not genuine case-hardening, I don't care too much, but it did cost a half star to the rating. Overall, a fine quality piece that I would recommend to others.