Original U.S. Civil War Remington New Model 1863 Army Percussion Revolver - Matching Serial 49722 M3 Grease Gun Meaning that the locks were

Meaning that the locks were adapted from P-1840 muskets also known as East India Company Pattern Muskets

but the case and phones are definitely worn from years of use and storage

Of particular interest is the "Flat Nosed Muzzle Gland" only found on really early Vickers Guns which were soon superseded by the "Pointed Nose" variety of the later WW1 and continued up through the WW2 years

The harness shows some wear and minor discoloration from age and one strap has been broken at the very end

During World War I the Schwarzlose was also pressed into service as an anti-aircraft gun and as such it was deployed using a variety of often improvised mountings

Original U.S. Civil War Remington New Model 1863 Army Percussion Revolver - Matching Serial 49722 M3 Grease Gun Meaning that the locks wereOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice Remington New Model Army Revolver in . 44 caliber percussion, 6 shot single action revolver, with an 8 inch octagon barrel. These were often called the Model 1858 due to the patent dates, but production started in 1861, and the "New Model Army" is the correct designation from Remington. The top of the octagonal barrel still has traces of the original barrel markings: PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858 E.