“Army Model” Revolvers, Old and New
The top revolver is a circa 1865 martially-marked Remington New Army .44 while the “identical cousin” below it is a 1999-produced Ruger Old Army.
(Photo: Chris Eger/Guns.com)
While they look very similar cosmetically, they are, in fact, quite different.
To find out just how much, check out my column at Guns.com.