Replace cracked, missing, and worn grips or safeguard your minty originals by swapping to a new pair that you're ok with taking a beating in the field. I am selling reproduction revolver grips for models of revolvers/handguns including antique and modern and can source plenty more if interested. I also have holsters for antiques available! Check my ads for more. Antiques were made before CNC machining, meaning there can be slight variation between different examples of the same model. Grips may be slightly oversize allowing them to be ground down to size, slightly undersize, or require minor adjustment of the interior face or grip peg hole to fit just the way you want. I can also get plenty of butt plates for shotguns and rifles. Inquire to see if I can help you. Also reach out if you need a leather holster to protect your revolver. Price starts at $100 per grip pair with shipping anywhere in Canada, discounts for bulk order possible. Current stock includes: Colt 1873 Single Action Army / Peacemaker ivory-like Colt 1877 Thunderer/Lightning .41 Colt SAA faux bison White & Black Webley Mark 1 (Mk I) for .455, .45 ACP, and .45 auto rim service revolver White & Black Webley Mark 2, Mark 3, Mark 4, Mark 5 (Mk II, Mk III, Mk IV, Mk V) for .455, .45 ACP, and .45 Auto rim service revolvers Smith & Wesson No. 3 New Model for .44 single action revolvers Smith & Wesson No. 3 Russian ivory-like for .44 Russian single action revolvers Smith & Wesson DA .44 I can source most grips and butt plates for makes of pistols and long guns such as Beretta, Benelli, CZ, Colt, Forehand & Wadsworth, Harrington & Richardson (H&R), Hopkins & Allen, Ithaca, Iver Johnson, Luger, Marlin, Mauser, Pietta, Remington, Ruger, Springfield, Savage, Sig Sauer, Smith & Wesson, Stevens, Tokarev, Uberti, Walther, Webley, and more.

If you are looking for a reliable, sturdy, and protective holster for your collectible handguns, I can help. Don't go out into the bush or backcountry without a way to protect and safeguard your valuables! I have hand-made and custom fit holsters that work the following models, and more. Webley Mk 1-6, Webley WG, Smith & Wesson no. 3 variants, French MAS 1873 and 1874 models, Reichsrevolvers, Colt 1877 Thunderer, Colt 1878, Small and large frame Nagant types, Bodeo, Remington and Colt Cap & Ball Revolvers. Inquire with your model information and I'll do my best to match you with something that fits to your liking or money back after return. Prices range from $75-$150 I also have scarce period accurate Japanese Service Type 26 Shaped Top "Ham holsters" with removable shoulder strap and 12 round ammo pouch Designed for Japanese Type 26 revolver in 9mm/.38 cal And German Service Reichsrevolver M/1883 Holsters with 12 round ammo pouch designed for Reichsrevolver Model 1883 10.55 mm/.44 Russian Ships Canada wide. I don't like drama, and offer a money back guarantee of satisfaction.

If you want a reliable Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3, look no further. With custom order factory target sights, tight action and lockup, light trigger, and accurate 6 1/4" barrel, this revolver is one you can trust. As a pre-1898 manufactured antique under Canadian law - no PAL or registration required, 18+ to purchase. Chambered in .44 Russian - I can sell .44 Russian ammo separately if desired. Mechanically, this revolver is tight throughout. The 6 1/4" barrel shows a clearly rifled bore with scattered pitting consistent with usual wear in a 130 year old revolver. Cylinder indexing and ejector operation are smooth, the top break latch is tight, and the cylinder locks up rock solid with less than 1mm of play when fired. The single action trigger pull is exceptionally smooth and I find it extremely accurate. It has the adjustable rear factory sight and target front sight rather than the rounded blade. Finish is original factory nickel with 70%+ remaining. The grips are original set of dark brown Smith & Wesson emblem grips, with the beautiful S&W interwoven logo matching on the right side of the frame. The barrel carries the expected S&W two-line address and patent markings. Serial is matched on the cylinder and butt. The New Model No. 3 debuted in 1878 and quickly became the gold standard target and service top-break of its era, prized for accuracy and speed of reload. A piece like this belongs equally in a saddle bag, camping pack, or out on the range. Buy with confidence - I don't like drama so I offer a 3-day non-firing inspection period after delivery for money back guarantee if your item is not as expected. No PAL, 18+, comes with FRT antique page, ships Canada Well-fit weatherproof leather US military cavalry hip holster can be included for $92.50, or a high quality horse leather (more durable) chest holster available for $225 I do not give legal advice, and make no claims about the safety of ANY antique. Know the laws and consult a gunsmith. Price reflects local meetup (cash) 5% discount. Check my ads for more great Antiques

This beautiful Webley WG Army specimen was made by P. Webley & Sons pre-1898 and chambered in .476 Eley and .455 Webley. The serial, 67xx puts manufacture around 1889 or 1890, which is supported by the '"WG" Model 1889' stamp on the top strap (the next variant in the series was "WG Model 1892"). Additionally, the "church steeple" fluted cylinder stopped being used in 1893. These revolvers were very popular private purchases among sportsmen and higher ranking officers around the turn of the 20th century up through WW1 as reliable, accurate, and elegant handguns. With a 6" barrel and shiny refinished exterior, this is a formidable and pleasant revolver. The cylinder original serial 67xx is present, and interestingly it also has a non-original stamp 100 which is of unclear origin. During refinishing, the frame was etched with the original 7xx as well as 100, apparently due to uncertainty about which was original. The original can be identified by its orientation with base of numbers toward the center of the cylinder rather than toward the edge. As a pre-1898 antique, this can be owned and used without any registration or headaches. Visually this revolver has a shiny dark blued refinished frame with only minor scratches, dents, and blemishes. The ejector has a shiny silver "in the white" finish giving a proud and bold contrast. The hard cast birdshead grips are strongly checkered and show almost no wear. Sharply stamped "WG Model 1889" on the top strap with the W&S winged bullet logo and patent marks on the left of the frame.The action functions in single and double action, with minor cylinder play. The cylinder indexes consistently for reliable firing and the timing is great. The bore retains defined rifling with scattered fouling throughout. Comes with FRT antique papers. Call/text any time. Ships Canada or local meetup Calgary or Vancouver depending where I am. Price reflects a 5% local pickup (cash) discount. No PAL, 18+ Check my ads for more antiques! I make no claims about the safety of shooting ANY antique. Check with your gunsmith! (Tags: England, Britain, French, MAS, German, Reichs, American, USA, Canadian, Dominion, .44, .45, .450, .476, ACP, Auto, Boxer, Kynoch, Smith & Wesson, Remington, Colt, pistol, handgun)

Offered here is the rarest pre-Confederation Canadian militaria revolver you will ever have the opportunity to own - a Colt 1851 Navy manufactured at Colt's London (England) factory in 1853, 1 of only 47 ever issued to the London Troop of Upper Canada's Militia (London, Ontario). With only 556 ever issued to the ENTIRETY of Upper Canada, and surviving examples estimated in the single digits for this troop, documented twice, and presenting in Antique Fine condition - this revolver has a combination of rarity, provenance, and grade that simply does not exist on the market. This revolver is documented in Paul S. Lederer's article in Arms Collecting, Vol. 27, No. 1 (Feb 1989), which is included. This documentation was done pre-1980s, and notes the missing nipple back then meaning it is still in the same shape. Included also is an original June 1981 letter from Canadian War Museum Historical Researcher Frank Gaffen addressed to then-owner Dr. James R. Nicholson, discussing the specific history of this revolver and the London Troop issuance. The original mailing envelope is included. MECHANICS: Single action only. Hammer cycles cleanly through all positions with strong mainspring. Cylinder carries minor pre-lockup play while cocked, as is normal to the design, which is fully eliminated when the trigger is pulled and hammer brought forward. Cylinder indexes, times, and locks up tightly. One nipple is absent (documented in 1989 article) but all remaining are pristine. 7 3/8" barrel shows a fine bore with crisp rifling and factory cut streaks between lands indicating very little use, with a spot of minor freckling about mid-barrel. From the condition of the bore, chambers, nipples, and hammer face, this revolver's shape is virtually unheard of in a 175-year-old black powder service revolver with military history. VISUALS: This revolver presents exceptionally well for its age and military service history. Surfaces are clean and shiny retaining original steel with no arsenal refinish or re-blueing, crisp edges, factory machining lines, and strongly stamped markings throughout. Wood grips are solid and rich-grained, showing only minor honest marks with no cracks or repairs. Original stamps on the left grip are sharp and clean, reading "UC / L / 4" - Upper Canada, London Troop, arsenal number 4 - present, legible, and remarkably sharp. The barrel is stamped with the desirable one-line "ADDRESS. COL: COLT, LONDON." and carries London Crown/V and Crown/CP inspector marks. The roll-engraved cylinder scene is well-preserved - the naval engagement panel stamped "ENGAGED 16 MAY 1843" and "COLTS PATENT 34811" reads crisply, and even fine detail lines within the engraving remain strongly defined, including the artist signature reading "Engraved by W. L. Ormsby" - the work of noted American banknote engraver Waterman Lilly Ormsby, who produced the original cylinder die for Colt. On a revolver of this age and service history, cylinder scene preservation at this level is remarkable. All serials match, SN 330XX. HISTORY: The Colt 1851 Navy was designed by Samuel Colt and manufactured from 1850 through the 1870s, becoming one of the most iconic and widely distributed revolvers of the 19th century. This was manufactured at Colt's London (England) factory in 1853 and is confirmed as one of 47 revolvers issued to the London Troop of Upper Canada's Militia in the 1850s - predating Canadian Confederation by over a decade. Volunteer number "4" is stamped on the grip. In his 1981 letter, Canadian War Museum researcher Frank Gaffen estimated only approximately 5 of the original 47 London-issued revolvers remained - a number almost certainly lower today, and an example in this condition is exceptional by any measure. The revolver left Canada at some point and spent decades in American collections, passing through the hands of New Mexico optometrist, artist, and WW2 Purple Heart recipient Dr. James R. Nicholson, and later prominent Illinois collector, media presence, and community figure Norman Greenberg, before being repatriated to Canada. A once-in-a-generation piece for the serious Canadian militaria collector or Colt historian - this level of provenance, documentation, and condition does not surface twice. Here is a very similar item for reference, listed at $21,000: https://oldgunscanada.com/uccolt33114 Buy with confidence - I don't like drama so I offer a 3-day non-firing inspection period after delivery for money back guarantee if your item is not as expected. No PAL, 18+, comes with FRT antique page, ships Canada I do not give legal advice, and make no claims about the safety of ANY antique. Know the laws and consult a gunsmith. Check my ads for more great Antiques

This is my final Royal Navy-marked Webley Mk I** service revolver, manufactured pre-1898 by P. Webley & Sons and arsenal-upgraded circa 1915 with Mk IV barrel and cylinder - the ★★ (**) stamp beside the original "MARK I" mark denoting a second factory-level rebuild for WW1. Be confident this is up to your standards - call, text, or email for more pictures, details, and videos of operation. These are incredibly sought after due to having barrels and cylinders from WW1 almost 2 decades after the 1898 Antique cutoff making it some of the most modern and reliable steel you can possibly find on an Antique. It is original .455 Webley, unconverted to .45 ACP. As a pre-1898 antiques, this can be owned with no PAL or registration by anyone 18+. Fiocchi.455 Webley available online or I can sell to PAL holders. Mechanics: Strong in single and double action, smooth hammer, airtight top-break lockup at the firing position, smooth ejection, reliable timing and indexing throughout. Navy N marks, broad arrows, and NP proofs on right side of barrel. Original barrel and cylinder serials struck and replaced with frame serial as part of the arsenal rebuild - a distinctive and fully documented British military service marking. Serial Number 3XX, which is a first-year production serial - among the earliest Mk Is ever. Slight wiggle in top latch disappears & locks when firing. Strong bore w. minor honest wear, clean black finish, original grips fair with small chip by peg on bottom right panel as is common with age. Can include replacement repro grips if wanted to help preserve the originals. The Webley Mk I entered British Army service in 1887 as the first mass-produced British military sidearm. Double-star arsenal examples with full Navy markings are rare, let alone in this condition. Buy with confidence - I don't like drama so I offer a 3-day non-firing inspection period after delivery for money back guarantee if your item is not as expected. No PAL, 18+, comes with FRT antique page, ships Canada. I do not give legal advice, and make no claims about the safety of ANY antique. Know the laws and consult a gunsmith

This is a fully matching Civil War era Manhattan Fire Arms Co. .36 Navy Series III, manufactured in Newark, NJ between September 1861 and April 1864 - one of approximately 30,000 produced in Manhattan's most prolific series. Serial 198XX matches on the butt, frame, trigger guard, barrel, and cylinder. As a pre-1898 antique, this handgun can be owned by anyone 18+ with no PAL or registration. All you need is black powder, percussion caps, and .36 lead balls to put it to work. Mechanics: Single action, 5-shot. Hammer clicks are crisp through all positions with a strong mainspring. Cylinder indexes reliably with tight, consistent lockup at the firing position. Factory-grade nipples clean and intact. Visuals: Smoky blue hues appear across an overall clean, unmarred steely surface. The 5" barrel is stamped "MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS Co NEWARK N.J." with the December 27, 1859 patent date rendered in deep, beautiful roll engraving on the cylinder - one of the finest identifying features of this series and exceptionally well preserved here. Hardwood grips strong and rich-grained with scattered honest dings. The butt has been used as a hammer at some point in the field leaving dings that do not obscure serial or threaten structural integrity. Screw heads fair. Bore shows defined rifling with scattered black powder patches consistent with 160 years of age. Manhattan Fire Arms Co. was founded in 1856 to capitalize on expiring Colt patents, and their Navy revolvers were so well regarded that Colt introduced two competing models in direct response. Series III guns saw widespread private purchase by Union officers and soldiers during the Civil War, and with 198XX sitting mid-series this example would have been on hand right through the war's most pivotal years. A Civil War collector's piece that still has the mechanics to back it up. Buy with confidence - I don't like drama so I offer a 3-day non-firing inspection period after delivery for money back guarantee if your item is not as expected. No PAL, 18+, comes with FRT antique page, ships Canada. US-stamped Civil War style black leather holster available for $100. I do not give legal advice, and make no claims about the safety of ANY antique. Know the laws and consult a gunsmith. Check my ads for more great Antiques

Here is a shiny Belgian Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC)-pattern revolver in .450 CF and .455 Webley, proved pre-1893 by the Liege ELG oval proof. Designed by Philip Webley in 1867 and adopted by the Royal Irish Constabulary in 1868, the RIC pattern was one of the most successful British revolver designs of the era - widely copied by Belgian makers for civilian and export markets. Over 95% original nickel on a 130+ year old revolver is exceptional. As a pre-1898 Antique, anyone 18+ can own this with no PAL or registration. Chambered in .450 CF, the cylinder coincidentally also accepts .455 Webley which fits snugly due to near-identical dimensions. Fiocchi .455 Webley available at Calgary Shooting Centre or rustywood.ca, or I can work ammo into the deal for PAL holders. Real leather holster available for $85. Mechanics 2.5" barrel; rifling well-defined with scattered freckling consistent with black powder use Fully functional single and double action Cylinder indexes and times reliably; loading gate and ejector rod operate smoothly Solid top frame - sturdy as the design intended Visuals Over 95% original nickel - outstanding for its age One-piece checkered hardwood grip; beautiful rich grain with only minimal dings "450" stamped on left side of frame; Liege ELG oval proof on cylinder; no other markings, consistent with Belgian production History The RIC revolver was one of the earliest significant British centerfire revolvers, serving the Royal Irish Constabulary, British colonial forces, and police across the Empire from 1868 through WW1. Its reputation crossed the Atlantic - Lt. Gen. George Armstrong Custer is believed to have carried a pair presented to him in 1869, reportedly at his side at the Little Bighorn in 1876. This short-barrelled Belgian example is the pattern at its most concealable. A great piece for the British arms collector wanting iconic 19th century history in a beautifully preserved package or someone looking for a short and stowable revolver in a large caliber. Buy with confidence - I don't like drama so I offer a 3-day non-firing inspection period after delivery for money back guarantee if your item is not as expected. No PAL, 18+, comes with FRT antique page, ships Canada I do not give legal advice, and make no claims about the safety of ANY antique. Know the laws and consult a gunsmith. Check my ads for more great Antiques

This is a scarce Belgian government Brevet Nagant 1883 revolver in 9mm, made pre-1893 and in top shape. It has service history, with the unit marks on the left side (4 and "A" in box which refers to the Belgian school of artillery) and the 448s are post-production gov't inventory labelling while the 33xx is serial. As a pre-1898 antique, this handgun requires no registration or other processing to buy or use. I'm selling because I don't really use it, and I know to someone this revolver will be bring more joy. It is in a 9mm Nagant chambering. Based on trying a round in the chamber, .41 magnum brass, if shortened, seems like it would work perfect with a .38 caliber round as a substitute. It happens to chamber and shoot .38 S&W short rounds if you wrap the brass with some masking tape or similar wrap to ensure appropriate headspace and prevent belling of the brass. I have cherished this revolver for a few years now but it's not getting much appreciation - I have only ever shot 1 full cylinder of 6 rounds and it was extremely accurate. According to mixed accounts from internet forums there are ways to reload the 9 mm Nagant from .30-30, .41 LC, .41 Magnum, or .38-55 brass, but that's outside my domain of expertise. I can do some caliper work to confirm case and bore dimensions if wanted, but regardless the .38 solutiob works. This revolver is in amazing shape with fantastic finish and clean surfaces. Fire-blue on loading gate spring. Action is tight and reliable single action only, which was an intentional design shift from the typically double and single action precursors to make mechanics more reliable. This revolver is nearly identical to the 1878/86 for reference. Function is incredibly smooth in SA with reliable indexing and tight lockup which will make for amazing shot consistency. I sold a Brevet Nagant in the same shape but in 7.5 mm (which took .32 Long) for $5950 earlier this year. Learn more about this model here: https://littlegun.be/arme%20belge/artisans%20identifies%20nagant/a%20nagant%201878%2086%20gb.htm My pictures and description may not cover all you'd want. Ask and you shall receive! No PAL, 18+ Ships Canada I make no claims about the safety of firing ANY antique revolver! Check with a gunsmith.

SOLD - CHECK MY ADS FOR MORE ANTIQUES This hand-engraved Belgian "EUREKA" Bulldog is a cut above the standard production piece. Manufactured in Belgium prior to 1893 confirmed by the Liège ELG oval proof this compact SA/DA revolver is chambered in .44 Webley CF. The British Bulldog pattern became the defining concealed-carry revolver of the Victorian era - stowable, powerful, reliable. This example would have been a top shelf model, with intricately hand engraved patterns and beautiful rich ivory grips. You can shoot slightly modified .44 Russian factory cowboy loads available from rustywood.ca - a light filing at the case mouth crimp to reduce diameter is needed for reliable fit or you can reload from shortened .44 Russian, .44 Mag, or .44 Spl brass. Pre-1898 Antique: no PAL or registration required. Mechanics are fully sound. SA/DA operation is smooth with a strong hammer and clean trigger pull. Cylinder indexes reliably with tight, consistent lockup. The 2.5" barrel shows sharp, well-defined rifling down its full length. All ejection and loading gate functions perform as intended. Visually, a showstopper. About 70% original nickel remains on a clean, unblemished surface - honest age, no pitting. Elaborate hand engraving covers the frame, barrel, cylinder, and trigger guard: fine Liège-school scrollwork of genuine quality. Ivory grips are clean and intact, bearing the hand-scratched initials "JHP" - an evocative mark from a past owner who clearly valued this piece. Light marring on a few screw heads is the only cosmetic note. A distinguished collector's piece, compact shooter, and a conversation-starter for anyone who appreciates Victorian craftsmanship at its finest. Buy with confidence - I don't like drama so I offer a 3-day non-firing inspection period after delivery for money back guarantee if your item is not as expected. No PAL, 18+, comes with FRT antique page, ships Canada I do not give legal advice, and make no claims about the safety of ANY antique. Know the laws and consult a gunsmith. Check my ads for more great Antiques

PRICE OBO This is an Antique, fully functional Hollywood .41 Colt Single Action Army revolver from the arsenal of Stembridge Gun Rentals - America's foremost prop gun company from 1920-2007. It is stamped with the Stembridge 'S', from the company that supplied film guns for use by Western action stars like John Wayne & Clint Eastwood. This revolver was very possibly featured in your favourite Western films! Made in 1883, this gun would have had at least 37 years of use before acquisition by Stembridge for theatrical purposes - if only this thing could talk. To a collector, this revolver's foremost value is in its history and usage, but the fact that the mechanics are still crisp and fully operable is a huge plus. I would love to see this in the hands of an owner that will see the historical, collectible, and aesthetic value of preserving this history. Please, feel free to call or message 4033610277 to discuss further. Mechanically excellent with all 4 distinct Colt clicks through the 5 hammer positions and a tight lockup. The 4 3/4" barrel is original with a 0.410" bore, which is true to the original .41 Colt chambering with heeled rounds. Comes with a .41 Long Colt cylinder for shooting as well as the original cylinder that seems to be resized for movie blank fire -  fits .44 Russian brass while .41 Colt falls through, and my assumption is that it was used with .41 SPL or .41 MAG rounds to fire blanks while filming. This revolver has smooth faux-ivory grips, and can come with a pair of stag grips also for $150 if wanted. It has an old (Stembridge era) nickeled finish which is 90% present with some flaking on high points. Serials match 93XXX, Stembridge "S" mark on frame. Screw heads are generally strong with minimal marring. The rifling is still strong and defined throughout the barrel but has minor wear as expected in an Antique revolver that has been around for over 140 years. Comes with FRT entry. Can include leather gun belt with .41 ammo loops ($200) & holster ($150) if wanted. No PAL, 18+ Ships Canada For buyer confidence, I allow a 3 day non-firing inspection window for full refund. I make no claims about safety of ANY antique

SOLD This is an exceptionally preserved (99th percentile) high quality built European solid frame revolver, chambered for .44 Russian in single and double action, made circa 1890 based on late-1800s cylinder fluting style. Everything about this revolver speaks quality to the eye, and in the hand it feels the same. As a pre-1893 antique (proven by the Liege proof mark) this handgun can be bought and owned without registration or other meddling if you are over 18. Antique suitable ammunition can be reloaded or purchased online from stores like rustywood.ca, and I can include a vintage box of Remington Kleanbore .44 Russian from circa 1960s to a PAL holder if wanted or drop it out of the deal for $150. This revolver is in amazing shape, with the lockup and cycling functioning with factory original tolerances. The internal mechanics are in top shape making for an great action. This revolver is clearly a proprietary build by a shop that produced small quantities of higher quality pieces, which was not the most common in Belgium at the time where many manufacturers mass-made lower quality revolvers fast and cheap due to permissive patent laws. I have done lots of digging and can't seem to find who the maker was, but it has the very interesting and novel feature of a frame-mounted ejector rod separate from the cylinder pin where many ejectors from this era stowed in the pin. The surface is amazing with a dusky blue sheen on the faces and original straw-yellow to fire blue hues on the  ejector rod and cylinder pin, hammer, trigger, etc. The right walnut grips are in fantastic and solid condition with no notable dings, chips, or scratches. Knurling is all intact. The rifling is strong with well defined lands and grooves, though there are some areas of concentrated black powder marring.  Overall a very scarce high quality built European revolver that has been exceedingly well cared for over the past 130 years.  If you have any questions or want to make an offer, reach out by phone for fastest response. No PAL required, 18+ Comes with FRT sheet and holster Ships within Canada I make no claims about the safety of firing ANY antique firearm. Check with a gunsmith first. (Tags: Boxer, Eley, .44, Russian, Brevet, MP, Metropolitan Police, British, French, German, Belgian, Swiss, Pistol, Handgun, Old, Short, Double Single Action, RIC, Mark, Mk, Bulldog, Holster, .476, .455, .450, eley, boxer, webley, bulldog, pistol, revolver, holster, black powder, smokeless)

These phosphorus red tip 5.56 tracer rounds are a blast to shoot and provide an excellent visual for the trajectory of your shot. Great for honing in accuracy, tracking your ballistic performance, or just having fun on the range. Non-corrosive. Price is for 1 mint unopened Swiss military box of 50 rounds. As of now I have just enough boxes left for bulk orders to be arranged. Good luck finding anything cheaper online... I also have individual stripper clips (10 rounds) for $45 apiece Shipping in Canada is on buyer's dime, but generally between $35-60 Will make deals for bulk purchases Must have PAL