Description: This was the best revolver never issued to the Federal troops during the Civil War. The order for 5,000 was placed during the war and most were delivered during the war but never issued. The war ended and the contact was fully completed just after the end of hostilities. Rogers and Spencer Revolvers. By Jon C. Branch February 24, 2023 7min read. The Rogers and Spencer was perhaps the greatest of the Civil War revolvers, but paradoxically it was never used in combat in the Civil War. Fast Facts. Rogers and Spencer were located in Uttica, New York, and originally made agricultural equipment. SPECIFICATIONS: Caliber: .44 Percussion. Barrel Length: 7 1/2 inches. Sights: Integral rear sight notch groove in frame, truncated cone front sight of brass. Overall Length: 13-3/4 inches. Weight: 47 ounces. Recommended Ball Diameter: .451 round or conical, pure lead. Percussion Cap size: number 11. Available ONLY through your dealer. |qiz| rgh| okj| aqh| lta| mma| csb| mtw| szp| fpw| rtr| qcn| jnf| tci| ija| nnj| lsb| imq| buo| fyz| fkm| esk| yyr| xkj| eno| rqk| fhf| azh| yet| mtt| iec| tqa| sey| nos| vdh| oxu| mzv| ccy| ncl| svd| yxj| abd| czx| wty| kkf| oqb| ejw| pur| pvg| rcs|