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Brooklyn Arms Slocum Sliding Chamber Revolver - 32 RF for sale
Brooklyn Arms Slocum Sliding Chamber Revolver - 32 RF for sale
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Guns International #: 102866414
Seller's Inventory #: IFG-53
Category - .32 Revolvers
- Antique Revolvers - Cartridge
Brooklyn Arms Slocum Sliding Chamber Revolver - 32 RF
Description:
Here is a very good condition Slocum Revolver made by Brooklyn Arms Co in New York in 1864. These are super unique as each chamber of the cylinder slides forward to load and unload. This design was to get around the bored through chamber patent owned by Smith & Wesson. This one is in good working condition with the cylinder failing to turn when the hammer is cocked some of the time. The bore looks good. This is an antique and will ship direct to you with a copy of your ID to prove age and residency. Some additioanl info from the internet is pasted below:
The Slocum Revolver in cal. 32 rimfire was an attempt to circumvent the Rollin White patent. This 5-shot pocket revolver was made 1864 to 1864 by the Brooklyn Arms Co, Brooklyn, New York. Total quantity is estimated to have been more than 10,000 units.[1]
The Slocum, a unique design, was patented on January 27. 1863 (Patent No. 37 551). Later, on April 14, 1863, a patent covering a slight modification of the cartridge ejector system (Patent No. 38 204) and granted to Frank P. Slocum.[2] This circumvented the Rollin White “bored through cylinder” patent which belonged to Smith & Wesson.
Like the Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 and the Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army-revolvers, many caliber .32 rimfire Slocum revolvers were used as a Backup-weapon for self-defence by soldiers and officers in the American Civil War.
The Slocum single-action revolvers, chambered for calibre .32 rimfire long and short cartridges were made with engraved brass frames, originally silver plated, blued 3 inch round or octagonal barrels and 2-piece rose-wood grips. The cylinder of the revolver was designed with five individual chambers in the form of sliding tubes (length of the chambers 1.24 inch) within the cutouts of the cylinder. For removing spent cartridge cases and reloading, the chambers slide forward one at a time over an ejector-rod at the front of the cylinder, fixed on the right side parallel to the barrel.
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$25 shipping, Alaska and Hawaii will be a little more for shipping.
Please call with any questions. Please click the BUY NOW button to purchase this item.
We are required to charge 8.25% for Texas residents. There is a 3.5% fee if paying by credit card.
Price: $1,099.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire
Manufacturer: Brooklyn Arms CO
Model: Slocum
Serial Number: 5433
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Good
Manufacture Date: 1864
Description:
Here is a very good condition Slocum Revolver made by Brooklyn Arms Co in New York in 1864. These are super unique as each chamber of the cylinder slides forward to load and unload. This design was to get around the bored through chamber patent owned by Smith & Wesson. This one is in good working condition with the cylinder failing to turn when the hammer is cocked some of the time. The bore looks good. This is an antique and will ship direct to you with a copy of your ID to prove age and residency. Some additioanl info from the internet is pasted below:
The Slocum Revolver in cal. 32 rimfire was an attempt to circumvent the Rollin White patent. This 5-shot pocket revolver was made 1864 to 1864 by the Brooklyn Arms Co, Brooklyn, New York. Total quantity is estimated to have been more than 10,000 units.[1]
The Slocum, a unique design, was patented on January 27. 1863 (Patent No. 37 551). Later, on April 14, 1863, a patent covering a slight modification of the cartridge ejector system (Patent No. 38 204) and granted to Frank P. Slocum.[2] This circumvented the Rollin White “bored through cylinder” patent which belonged to Smith & Wesson.
Like the Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 and the Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army-revolvers, many caliber .32 rimfire Slocum revolvers were used as a Backup-weapon for self-defence by soldiers and officers in the American Civil War.
The Slocum single-action revolvers, chambered for calibre .32 rimfire long and short cartridges were made with engraved brass frames, originally silver plated, blued 3 inch round or octagonal barrels and 2-piece rose-wood grips. The cylinder of the revolver was designed with five individual chambers in the form of sliding tubes (length of the chambers 1.24 inch) within the cutouts of the cylinder. For removing spent cartridge cases and reloading, the chambers slide forward one at a time over an ejector-rod at the front of the cylinder, fixed on the right side parallel to the barrel.
Thanks for looking!
$25 shipping, Alaska and Hawaii will be a little more for shipping.
Please call with any questions. Please click the BUY NOW button to purchase this item.
We are required to charge 8.25% for Texas residents. There is a 3.5% fee if paying by credit card.
Price: $1,099.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire
Manufacturer: Brooklyn Arms CO
Model: Slocum
Serial Number: 5433
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Good
Manufacture Date: 1864
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Guns International #: 102866414
Category - .32 Revolvers
- Antique Revolvers - Cartridge
Brooklyn Arms Slocum Sliding Chamber Revolver - 32 RF
Description: Here is a very good condition Slocum Revolver made by Brooklyn Arms Co in New York in 1864. These are super unique as each chamber of the cylinder slides forward to load and unload. This design was to get around the bored through chamber patent owned by Smith & Wesson. This one is in good working condition with the cylinder failing to turn when the hammer is cocked some of the time. The bore looks good. This is an antique and will ship direct to you with a copy of your ID to prove age and residency. Some additioanl info from the internet is pasted below: The Slocum Revolver in cal. 32 rimfire was an attempt to circumvent the Rollin White patent. This 5-shot pocket revolver was made 1864 to 1864 by the Brooklyn Arms Co, Brooklyn, New York. Total quantity is estimated to have been more than 10,000 units.[1] The Slocum, a unique design, was patented on January 27. 1863 (Patent No. 37 551). Later, on April 14, 1863, a patent covering a slight modification of the cartridge ejector system (Patent No. 38 204) and granted to Frank P. Slocum.[2] This circumvented the Rollin White “bored through cylinder” patent which belonged to Smith & Wesson. Like the Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 and the Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army-revolvers, many caliber .32 rimfire Slocum revolvers were used as a Backup-weapon for self-defence by soldiers and officers in the American Civil War. The Slocum single-action revolvers, chambered for calibre .32 rimfire long and short cartridges were made with engraved brass frames, originally silver plated, blued 3 inch round or octagonal barrels and 2-piece rose-wood grips. The cylinder of the revolver was designed with five individual chambers in the form of sliding tubes (length of the chambers 1.24 inch) within the cutouts of the cylinder. For removing spent cartridge cases and reloading, the chambers slide forward one at a time over an ejector-rod at the front of the cylinder, fixed on the right side parallel to the barrel. Thanks for looking! $25 shipping, Alaska and Hawaii will be a little more for shipping. Please call with any questions. Please click the BUY NOW button to purchase this item. We are required to charge 8.25% for Texas residents. There is a 3.5% fee if paying by credit card. Price: $1,099.00 Buy Now Antique: Yes Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire Manufacturer: Brooklyn Arms CO Model: Slocum Serial Number: 5433 Condition: Very Good Metal Condition: Very Good Wood Condition: Very Good Bore Condition: Good Manufacture Date: 1864 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102866414
Seller's Inventory #: IFG-53
Category - .32 Revolvers
- Antique Revolvers - Cartridge
Brooklyn Arms Slocum Sliding Chamber Revolver - 32 RF
Description:
Here is a very good condition Slocum Revolver made by Brooklyn Arms Co in New York in 1864. These are super unique as each chamber of the cylinder slides forward to load and unload. This design was to get around the bored through chamber patent owned by Smith & Wesson. This one is in good working condition with the cylinder failing to turn when the hammer is cocked some of the time. The bore looks good. This is an antique and will ship direct to you with a copy of your ID to prove age and residency. Some additioanl info from the internet is pasted below:
The Slocum Revolver in cal. 32 rimfire was an attempt to circumvent the Rollin White patent. This 5-shot pocket revolver was made 1864 to 1864 by the Brooklyn Arms Co, Brooklyn, New York. Total quantity is estimated to have been more than 10,000 units.[1]
The Slocum, a unique design, was patented on January 27. 1863 (Patent No. 37 551). Later, on April 14, 1863, a patent covering a slight modification of the cartridge ejector system (Patent No. 38 204) and granted to Frank P. Slocum.[2] This circumvented the Rollin White “bored through cylinder” patent which belonged to Smith & Wesson.
Like the Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 and the Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army-revolvers, many caliber .32 rimfire Slocum revolvers were used as a Backup-weapon for self-defence by soldiers and officers in the American Civil War.
The Slocum single-action revolvers, chambered for calibre .32 rimfire long and short cartridges were made with engraved brass frames, originally silver plated, blued 3 inch round or octagonal barrels and 2-piece rose-wood grips. The cylinder of the revolver was designed with five individual chambers in the form of sliding tubes (length of the chambers 1.24 inch) within the cutouts of the cylinder. For removing spent cartridge cases and reloading, the chambers slide forward one at a time over an ejector-rod at the front of the cylinder, fixed on the right side parallel to the barrel.
Thanks for looking!
$25 shipping, Alaska and Hawaii will be a little more for shipping.
Please call with any questions. Please click the BUY NOW button to purchase this item.
We are required to charge 8.25% for Texas residents. There is a 3.5% fee if paying by credit card.
Price: $1,099.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire
Manufacturer: Brooklyn Arms CO
Model: Slocum
Serial Number: 5433
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Good
Manufacture Date: 1864
Description:
Here is a very good condition Slocum Revolver made by Brooklyn Arms Co in New York in 1864. These are super unique as each chamber of the cylinder slides forward to load and unload. This design was to get around the bored through chamber patent owned by Smith & Wesson. This one is in good working condition with the cylinder failing to turn when the hammer is cocked some of the time. The bore looks good. This is an antique and will ship direct to you with a copy of your ID to prove age and residency. Some additioanl info from the internet is pasted below:
The Slocum Revolver in cal. 32 rimfire was an attempt to circumvent the Rollin White patent. This 5-shot pocket revolver was made 1864 to 1864 by the Brooklyn Arms Co, Brooklyn, New York. Total quantity is estimated to have been more than 10,000 units.[1]
The Slocum, a unique design, was patented on January 27. 1863 (Patent No. 37 551). Later, on April 14, 1863, a patent covering a slight modification of the cartridge ejector system (Patent No. 38 204) and granted to Frank P. Slocum.[2] This circumvented the Rollin White “bored through cylinder” patent which belonged to Smith & Wesson.
Like the Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 and the Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army-revolvers, many caliber .32 rimfire Slocum revolvers were used as a Backup-weapon for self-defence by soldiers and officers in the American Civil War.
The Slocum single-action revolvers, chambered for calibre .32 rimfire long and short cartridges were made with engraved brass frames, originally silver plated, blued 3 inch round or octagonal barrels and 2-piece rose-wood grips. The cylinder of the revolver was designed with five individual chambers in the form of sliding tubes (length of the chambers 1.24 inch) within the cutouts of the cylinder. For removing spent cartridge cases and reloading, the chambers slide forward one at a time over an ejector-rod at the front of the cylinder, fixed on the right side parallel to the barrel.
Thanks for looking!
$25 shipping, Alaska and Hawaii will be a little more for shipping.
Please call with any questions. Please click the BUY NOW button to purchase this item.
We are required to charge 8.25% for Texas residents. There is a 3.5% fee if paying by credit card.
Price: $1,099.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire
Manufacturer: Brooklyn Arms CO
Model: Slocum
Serial Number: 5433
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Good
Manufacture Date: 1864
Guns International #: 102866414
Seller's Inventory #: IFG-53
Guns International #: 102866414
Seller's Inventory #: IFG-53
Category - .32 Revolvers
- Antique Revolvers - Cartridge
Brooklyn Arms Slocum Sliding Chamber Revolver - 32 RF
Description:
Here is a very good condition Slocum Revolver made by Brooklyn Arms Co in New York in 1864. These are super unique as each chamber of the cylinder slides forward to load and unload. This design was to get around the bored through chamber patent owned by Smith & Wesson. This one is in good working condition with the cylinder failing to turn when the hammer is cocked some of the time. The bore looks good. This is an antique and will ship direct to you with a copy of your ID to prove age and residency. Some additioanl info from the internet is pasted below:
The Slocum Revolver in cal. 32 rimfire was an attempt to circumvent the Rollin White patent. This 5-shot pocket revolver was made 1864 to 1864 by the Brooklyn Arms Co, Brooklyn, New York. Total quantity is estimated to have been more than 10,000 units.[1]
The Slocum, a unique design, was patented on January 27. 1863 (Patent No. 37 551). Later, on April 14, 1863, a patent covering a slight modification of the cartridge ejector system (Patent No. 38 204) and granted to Frank P. Slocum.[2] This circumvented the Rollin White “bored through cylinder” patent which belonged to Smith & Wesson.
Like the Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 and the Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army-revolvers, many caliber .32 rimfire Slocum revolvers were used as a Backup-weapon for self-defence by soldiers and officers in the American Civil War.
The Slocum single-action revolvers, chambered for calibre .32 rimfire long and short cartridges were made with engraved brass frames, originally silver plated, blued 3 inch round or octagonal barrels and 2-piece rose-wood grips. The cylinder of the revolver was designed with five individual chambers in the form of sliding tubes (length of the chambers 1.24 inch) within the cutouts of the cylinder. For removing spent cartridge cases and reloading, the chambers slide forward one at a time over an ejector-rod at the front of the cylinder, fixed on the right side parallel to the barrel.
Thanks for looking!
$25 shipping, Alaska and Hawaii will be a little more for shipping.
Please call with any questions. Please click the BUY NOW button to purchase this item.
We are required to charge 8.25% for Texas residents. There is a 3.5% fee if paying by credit card.
Price: $1,099.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire
Manufacturer: Brooklyn Arms CO
Model: Slocum
Serial Number: 5433
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Good
Manufacture Date: 1864
Description:
Here is a very good condition Slocum Revolver made by Brooklyn Arms Co in New York in 1864. These are super unique as each chamber of the cylinder slides forward to load and unload. This design was to get around the bored through chamber patent owned by Smith & Wesson. This one is in good working condition with the cylinder failing to turn when the hammer is cocked some of the time. The bore looks good. This is an antique and will ship direct to you with a copy of your ID to prove age and residency. Some additioanl info from the internet is pasted below:
The Slocum Revolver in cal. 32 rimfire was an attempt to circumvent the Rollin White patent. This 5-shot pocket revolver was made 1864 to 1864 by the Brooklyn Arms Co, Brooklyn, New York. Total quantity is estimated to have been more than 10,000 units.[1]
The Slocum, a unique design, was patented on January 27. 1863 (Patent No. 37 551). Later, on April 14, 1863, a patent covering a slight modification of the cartridge ejector system (Patent No. 38 204) and granted to Frank P. Slocum.[2] This circumvented the Rollin White “bored through cylinder” patent which belonged to Smith & Wesson.
Like the Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 and the Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Army-revolvers, many caliber .32 rimfire Slocum revolvers were used as a Backup-weapon for self-defence by soldiers and officers in the American Civil War.
The Slocum single-action revolvers, chambered for calibre .32 rimfire long and short cartridges were made with engraved brass frames, originally silver plated, blued 3 inch round or octagonal barrels and 2-piece rose-wood grips. The cylinder of the revolver was designed with five individual chambers in the form of sliding tubes (length of the chambers 1.24 inch) within the cutouts of the cylinder. For removing spent cartridge cases and reloading, the chambers slide forward one at a time over an ejector-rod at the front of the cylinder, fixed on the right side parallel to the barrel.
Thanks for looking!
$25 shipping, Alaska and Hawaii will be a little more for shipping.
Please call with any questions. Please click the BUY NOW button to purchase this item.
We are required to charge 8.25% for Texas residents. There is a 3.5% fee if paying by credit card.
Price: $1,099.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .32 Rimfire
Manufacturer: Brooklyn Arms CO
Model: Slocum
Serial Number: 5433
Condition: Very Good
Metal Condition: Very Good
Wood Condition: Very Good
Bore Condition: Good
Manufacture Date: 1864
Contact Seller
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