Remington Navy

[mike116]

I ran across this one in the local BP gun shop a few weeks ago.   I haven't seen too many of these so I had to go back and get it.   It's a Lyman made by Uberti.   

[Captainkirk]

I have a Lyman like that, ASP mfg'd. One of my finest. Is yours one of the smaller frame/grip sizes also?

[mike116]

Yep Capt.  it's the small frame.  I like the feel of it but it does seem small compared to the Pietta Army models that have.  Looking forward to filling it up and seeing how it shoots.

[Captainkirk]

If it's anything like mine it will shoot PDG (pretty damn good)

[G Dog]

Medium frame Remington’s are really fine.  Historically accurate too.  Looks like a real beauty in those photos.

[Mad Dog Stafford]

Mike, I like it! 

[Calibre58]

Does anyone know who would have parts for the small frame revolver............Jim

[ssb73q]

Hi Jim, you could check with VTI:

http://www.vtigunparts.com/store/

Regards,
Richard

[mike116]

Parts listed for Uberti 1858 Navy would be what to look for.  VTI, Numrich, Taylor's should all have them.   I also believe that the internal parts are the same as the .44 cal Army model but I am not positive about that.   The biggest difference is not in the frame size but the barrel and grip frame.

[Hewy]

Mike,
 I always wanted to find one, Uberti that is, due it's smaller size over Piettas.
But after loosing interest in Remingtons I don't have any, any longer,
went strictly to Colts. Strange how I perceive  things.The main reason not wanting Remingtons
was their size, just wee bit big for my taste. Ha then I go and buy a 2nd model Dragoon, go figure.

[mike116]

I rarely find anything when I'm looking for it.   After I stop looking or lose interest they appear everywhere.    This one fell into my lap, I walked away once before going back to get it.   Just a few days after I bought it the BP shop burned to the ground.

[Bishop Creek]

Really nice pistol mike! I had one similar to it years ago, imported by Navy Arms. In my opinion, closer to originals in size that the Uberti or Pietta '58s. Like many of my guns, I should have never let it go.