Guns International #: 102064839
Seller's Inventory #: AH8057
Gunfighter and Marshal Mart Duggan's Smith & Wesson .44 double action Frontier revolver serial number 4340 with a 5"" barrel. Duggan was appointed Marshal in Leadville, Colorado in the spring of 1878. Duggan has a busy career being a lawman and was mostly liked during his time. His first gun fight happened when he shot and killed a drunk cowboy who started to draw his gun on him. Marshall Duggan started to get a reputation in town and even arrested the wealthiest man in town for disorderly conduct. He would soon be dismissed for being drunk himself and pointing his revolver at local citizens. Duggan was involved in a few gunfights in his time before he was shot and killed on April 9th 1888. Revolver is a dark grey/plum patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Left-side plate is inscribed ""Mart Duggan Marshal Leadville, Colo. Mother of pearl grips are in overall good condition, no cracks visible. Bore shows traces of rifling left with frosting and pitting visible, as expected on Marshal's gun!
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Guns International #: 102064839
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Seller: Collectors Firearms
Company: CollectorsFirearms, Inc Member Since: 3/6/07
First Name: E-commerce
Last Name: Department
State:
Texas
Zip: 77063
Country: United States
Phone:
(713) 781-1960
Fax:
(713) 781-6407
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Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
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"Mart Duggan's Smith & Wesson .44 double action Frontier (AH8057)
Description: " Gunfighter and Marshal Mart Duggan's Smith & Wesson .44 double action Frontier revolver serial number 4340 with a 5"" barrel. Duggan was appointed Marshal in Leadville, Colorado in the spring of 1878. Duggan has a busy career being a lawman and was mostly liked during his time. His first gun fight happened when he shot and killed a drunk cowboy who started to draw his gun on him. Marshall Duggan started to get a reputation in town and even arrested the wealthiest man in town for disorderly conduct. He would soon be dismissed for being drunk himself and pointing his revolver at local citizens. Duggan was involved in a few gunfights in his time before he was shot and killed on April 9th 1888. Revolver is a dark grey/plum patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Left-side plate is inscribed ""Mart Duggan Marshal Leadville, Colo. Mother of pearl grips are in overall good condition, no cracks visible. Bore shows traces of rifling left with frosting and pitting visible, as expected on Marshal's gun! SOLD Antique: Yes |
Guns International #: 102064839
Seller's Inventory #: AH8057
Gunfighter and Marshal Mart Duggan's Smith & Wesson .44 double action Frontier revolver serial number 4340 with a 5"" barrel. Duggan was appointed Marshal in Leadville, Colorado in the spring of 1878. Duggan has a busy career being a lawman and was mostly liked during his time. His first gun fight happened when he shot and killed a drunk cowboy who started to draw his gun on him. Marshall Duggan started to get a reputation in town and even arrested the wealthiest man in town for disorderly conduct. He would soon be dismissed for being drunk himself and pointing his revolver at local citizens. Duggan was involved in a few gunfights in his time before he was shot and killed on April 9th 1888. Revolver is a dark grey/plum patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Left-side plate is inscribed ""Mart Duggan Marshal Leadville, Colo. Mother of pearl grips are in overall good condition, no cracks visible. Bore shows traces of rifling left with frosting and pitting visible, as expected on Marshal's gun!
Guns International #: 102064839
Seller's Inventory #: AH8057
Gunfighter and Marshal Mart Duggan's Smith & Wesson .44 double action Frontier revolver serial number 4340 with a 5"" barrel. Duggan was appointed Marshal in Leadville, Colorado in the spring of 1878. Duggan has a busy career being a lawman and was mostly liked during his time. His first gun fight happened when he shot and killed a drunk cowboy who started to draw his gun on him. Marshall Duggan started to get a reputation in town and even arrested the wealthiest man in town for disorderly conduct. He would soon be dismissed for being drunk himself and pointing his revolver at local citizens. Duggan was involved in a few gunfights in his time before he was shot and killed on April 9th 1888. Revolver is a dark grey/plum patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Left-side plate is inscribed ""Mart Duggan Marshal Leadville, Colo. Mother of pearl grips are in overall good condition, no cracks visible. Bore shows traces of rifling left with frosting and pitting visible, as expected on Marshal's gun!