Pistols

Navy Pistol

The Navy Framed Pistol began in 1866 with a spur trigger configuration and continued through several model modifications both Military and commercial until
the Target model of 1891. Later there was a cadet rifle built on this action. Many of the Navy Frame pistol parts also fit that cadet rile. 1866 & 1870 military production estimated to be less than 13,000.

Army Pistol
The Army frame Pistol began in with a military contract in 1871 of 5000 units. Not unlike its predecessor the 1871 went through a number of commercial model changes until the release the 1901 Target model. This action was the basis for the #2 Sporting Rifle and later the #7 Target Rifle.

Part Number	Description	Price
N1-	Navy model Main Spring (this will require a spring vise for ease of installation)	$45
N2-	Navy Pistol Button aka Pin Retainer Plate	$20
N3-	Button (Pin Retainer Plate) mounting screw ($3 when ordered with button)	$6
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A4-	Army Pistol Button (pin retainer plate)	$20
A5-	Army Pistol Button Mounting Screw ($3 when ordered with the Button)	$6
A6-	Army Pistol Straight Bar Extractor Blank (Not all Army pistols use the bar style extractor, mostly the small caliber commercial & target models)	$50
A7-	Army pistol bar extractor retaining screw ($3 when ordered with the extractor)	$6
A9	Army Pistol Firing Pin Retaining Screw (target models '87, '91, & '01)	$6
A27	Army Pistol Trigger	$35
Value	Value	Value
A21	Army Pistol Guard Screws	$6 ea or $10 set of two
A28	Army model Trigger and Block Spring (this spring can be easily made by modifying the #2 trigger and block spring by you or your gunsmith #2 spring is less expensive)	$75
A30	Army model Grip or Tang screw	$10

Navy Pistol

Army PistolThe Army frame Pistol began in with a military contract in 1871 of 5000 units. Not unlike its predecessor the 1871 went through a number of commercial model changes until the release the 1901 Target model. This action was the basis for the #2 Sporting Rifle and later the #7 Target Rifle.