This revolver was used extensively during the late Victorian period, was never a display item, the grips are showing much wear as is the revolver, the actions as it should be cocks and fires also with trigger action too, has the safety catch that works the lettering along barrel and above triggers well worn and difficult now to decipher. On 20 February 1856, Lieutenant Frederick E. B. Beaumont of the Royal Engineers was granted a British patent for improvements to the Adams revolver which allowed them to be cocked and fired either by manually cocking the hammer as in single-action revolvers or by just pulling the trigger. Length 11.25 in. (286 mm) Calibre .442 in (11.2 mm) (54-bore) Comes in the retailers box length of which is 41 cm depth 18 cm heights 8 cm comes with key retailers names James Kerr & Co London Armoury. Offering free UK delivery reference DBSS. Tel: +44 7505 165 843 We accept online payments for all our items listed: Bank transfer cash on collection or if wishing o...