US Army Remington Model 1861 Army 44 Caliber ANTIQUE NO PERMIT REQUIRED

The US Army Remington Model 1861 Army .44 Caliber is a cap-and-ball, single-action revolver produced during the American Civil War era. Manufactured by Remington & Sons, this firearm features a six-shot cylinder and was chambered in .44 caliber, a standard for military sidearms of the time. Notable for its solid frame and robust construction, the Model 1861 provided improved reliability and ease of maintenance compared to earlier percussion revolvers. The revolver was widely issued to Union troops and was favored for its accuracy and durability in field conditions. The antique status of this item indicates it is classified as a non-firing collectible, and under current regulations, no permit is required for ownership. This piece represents significant advancements in 19th-century military firearm design and remains a notable example of Civil War-era sidearms used by US Army personnel.