Hey guys.

I just bought a Collection replica of a black powder revolver, and I'm curious what it could be. at first I thought I had in the hands a Dragoon, but It looks like more of a Colt Navy Model 1861...even if the cannon is a bit longer and the trigger in more downer on the Navy....

but here's a picture, hope you guys know a bit about theses thingies.

Hmm, the 1861 looks a bit different in design near the base of the barrel than yours.
1861:
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ILhoqW0N_KY/T ... 61navy.jpg
Notice the smooth design at the base of the barrel
and 1860:
http://thespecialistsltd.com/files/Repl ... ussion.jpg
It has more of the cut design that yours seems to have. Anyway, I'd put my money on what you have there is the 1860 Army.

Nice replica anyway, I assume it's a non-firing type, right?

Aw, thanks a lot, man!

And yes, it's a non-firing replica...sadly. Do you know how do I remove the cannon on this revolver? I need to check something on it.

I concur, 1860 Army. The Navies are of a smaller caliber- I think .36 versus the Army's .44, and you can kind of see the difference between them visually. If nothing else, measure the internal barrel diameter to make sure.

x_x' It's .36... Maybe it's an hybrid? I don't know


EDIT= Well, I checked again and it's a .44, problem solved.