Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Replica Percussion Revolver Collectors Blog is a curated selection of articles offering insight into the replica manufacturing industry, detailing both past and current importers of replica revolvers into the United States, as well as the revolvers themselves and other pertinent historical data. Much of this content is based on the extensive research conducted by Dr. Jim Davis on the history of reproduction revolvers. His notes have been organized into writings designed to assist replica revolver collectors in their research efforts. Simply tap or click on any title link to access the specific article.
IN THE BEGINNING
"1 of 100 Test Guns" or “Stokes Kirk” Parts and the Percussion Reproduction Revolver Industry!
The Birth of the Reproduction Percussion Revolver Industry
Why Replica Revolvers Are Not Exact Copies of Originals
MANUFACTURERS/IMPORTERS/DISTRIBUTORS
Makers and Importers of Replica Revolvers
American Manufacturers of Replica Revolvers
Armi San Paolo, DGG and Euroarms
Centennial Arms "Italian Half Brothers"
Colt 2nd Generation Blackpowder Reproduction Revolvers
Colt 3rd Generation Signature Series Revolvers
EIG and FIE (Firearms Import & Export
MOFRA, Euromanufacture, Palmetto Connection
Navy Arms, Replica Arms and Cimarron Connection
COLLECTABLE REPLICA REVOLVERS
Collecting Replica Percussion Revolvers
Identifying Replica Revolver Manufacturers/Importers/Distributors
1960 (1860) New Model Army Centaure
Bill EDUARDS Addressed Replicas
Brooklyn Bridge 1849 Colt Pocket Replica
Centennial Arms "Italian Half Brother" Replicas
E. N. Santa Barbara (Empresa Nacional Santa Bárbara de Industrias Militares S.A.)
High Standard Manufacturing Commemorative Replica Revolvers
J. H. Dance Brothers Confederate Replicas
“McCulloch Colt” Replica Revolvers
Schneider & Glassick "Accidental Replica" Revolvers
Tucker & Sherrard "Texas Dragoon" Replica Revolvers
Witloe Precision 1858 Remington Replicas
