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Taylors and Company 550799 1862 Pocket Police Break Open 36 Cal Striker Fire 5.50 in 5rd Color Case Hardened Frame Blued Barrel & Cylinder Walnut Grip Black Powder, Handgun

$418.73
Brand
Taylor's & Co.
Color
Case Hardened Frame, Blued Barrel
Caliber
.36 Cal
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
5.50in
UPC
839665004104

Overview

The Taylor's & Co. 1862 Pocket Police is a striker-fired black powder handgun chambered in .36 Cal with a 5-round capacity. Built stronger and featuring a full-size caliber, it represents an advancement over earlier pocket models and includes a 5.50-inch blued steel barrel, a forged color case-hardened frame, and a blued rebated and half-fluted cylinder. Additional details include an army-style round barrel, a ratchet loading lever, a brass post front sight, and a pocket-sized walnut grip, bringing its overall length to 9.50 inches.

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