"Refinished" 1860 pietta.....

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Interesting, ASM, those are the "DGG" guns, right? Some sold as "Euroarms"? I believe that is what my 1860 is. Had it forever, it is a very accurate pistol. It does have a great feel. The blue on the cylinder, and "case hardening" on the frame is still good, but my barrel is naturally "distressed". Took about 20 years. !!! (and several loading lever latch-studs, several front sights, and chopping a few inches off the barrel!)
 
Interesting, ASM, those are the "DGG" guns, right? Some sold as "Euroarms"? I believe that is what my 1860 is. Had it forever, it is a very accurate pistol. It does have a great feel. The blue on the cylinder, and "case hardening" on the frame is still good, but my barrel is naturally "distressed". Took about 20 years. !!! (and several loading lever latch-studs, several front sights, and chopping a few inches off the barrel!)

The DGG( Doninelli, Grassi, and Gazzola) guns were ASP( Armi San Paolo) which became Euroarms. ASM was Armi San Marco.
 
I took it out again today to let my neighbor shoot it. He's 80 and never fired a cap and ball. He was impressed. It tore finger size holes through the metal water heater top cover he set up as a target.
 
That looks very much like my 1860 barrel. (which came about kind of naturally) But my cylinder has good blue on it, and the faux case hardening on the frame is good. Anyhow, good looking gun, the 1860 is a looker no matter what the finish, or lack of.
 
That looks very much like my 1860 barrel. (which came about kind of naturally) But my cylinder has good blue on it, and the faux case hardening on the frame is good. Anyhow, good looking gun, the 1860 is a looker no matter what the finish, or lack of.

Thank you brother, I'm considering at this moment the finish job is finished lol :)
 
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