Mar 19, 2019 · Benjamin Joslyn patented this .44 caliber, 5 shot, side-hammer revolver in 1858. He initially contracted with one W.C. Freeman to act as manufacturer and sales agent, but Freeman was unable to actually fulfill the first 500-unit order received from the US military.

The Joslyn Army revolver was a 44-caliber, five-shot, side-hammer, single action percussion revolver. Only about 3,000 Joslyn revolvers were manufactured, approximately 500 “First Models’ and approximately 2,500 “Second Models”. This is one of the mid-production “Second Model” Revolvers, with the serial number 1308.

Here we present a rare Civil War antique Joslyn Army Model Percussion Revolver in .44 caliber, made circa the early 1860s by the Joslyn Firearms Company of Stonington, Connecticut. Benjamin Joslyn patented this .44 caliber, 5 shot, side-hammer revolver in 1858.

The Joslyn Army revolver was a 44-caliber, five-shot, side-hammer, single action percussion revolver. The revolvers were blued with color casehardened hammers and loading levers and checkered two-piece walnut grips.

Jul 12, 2015 · The Joslyn Revolver has almost been forgotten. Approximately 3000 were made and it received bad reviews from the troops. "The 5th & 6th Ohio Volunteer cavalry used their Joslyn revolvers at the Battle of Shiloh (April 6-7, 1862), where the field reports were not positive.

This is a fairly scarce B.F. Joslyn Revolver made in Stonington Connecticut from 1861-62. Only 3000 were produced with 1100 purchased privately and subsequentally issued to the 5th and 6th Ohio Cavalry. Other small quantities of Joslyns were issued to State military units from Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, and Minneasota.

Mar 9, 2019 · One dream I finally had a working revolver. The problem was it was a 44 shot revolver and it was so big and heavy I couldn't lift it, I could only shoot the bad guys feet. This gun is an even stupider version of the worst gun of my stupid childhood dreams

The term Joslyn Rifle refers to a series of rifles produced in the mid-19th century. The term is often used to refer specifically to the Joslyn Model 1861/1862, which was the first mass-produced breech-loading rifle produced at the Springfield Armory.

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