Original Scarce U.S. Civil War Pettengill "Self-Cocking" Hammerless Army .44cal Percussion Revolver with Military Markings and Excellent Bore U.S. Holsters We then used it to

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Original Scarce U.S. Civil War Pettengill "Self-Cocking" Hammerless Army .44cal Percussion Revolver with Military Markings and Excellent Bore U.S. Holsters We then used it toOriginal Item: Only One Available. These are very rare! C. S. Pettengill of New Haven, CT was granted U. S. Patent 15,388 on July 22, 1856, which was for this "Self Cocking" design. The design was then improved by Edward A. Raymond and Charles Robotaille of Brooklyn, NY, who were granted U. S. Patent 21,054 on July 27, 1858. Production was then started in 1858 at the Rogers and Spencer production plant, being overseen by HENRY S. ROGERS himself. The