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Sorry about the crappy picture quality. It's a nice one...never shot. Bought new by my father. I believe in the 70s.
 

I really like the G&G guns. Yours is correct in .36 but I don't like the High Standard blond wood. Other than the added HS logo, they are correct. IIRC, since they were assembled in the US from parts, and they do not have the Italian proofs and date of manufacture code.

Since steel was scarce in the Confederacy, G&G produced ~3600+ guns in .36 with brass frames. The originals had cylinders made of heated twisted iron, and the originals will show the twist lines.

My Pietta 2015 [CN] G&G (with the Italian proofs and the billboards):

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Regards,

Jim
 
I really like the G&G guns. Yours is correct in .36 but I don't like the High Standard blond wood. Other than the added HS logo, they are correct. IIRC, since they were assembled in the US from parts, and they do not have the Italian proofs and date of manufacture code.

Since steel was scarce in the Confederacy, G&G produced ~3600+ guns in .36 with brass frames. The originals had cylinders made of heated twisted iron, and the originals will show the twist lines.

My Pietta 2015 [CN] G&G (with the Italian proofs and the billboards):

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Regards,

Jim
I don't like the blonde wood either but it is a well made quality pistol.
 
The last pistol I just acquired has some light rust in the cylinder both outside and inside. Any tips to remove it? It's not a rare gun. It's more like a biker chick than a prom queen. It's going to get used and abused a bit but I want to keep it reliable and ready.
 
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