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Remington-Beals 2nd Model


5-Round Percussion Cap Pocket Revolver


United States | 1858



"The Remington-Beals 2nd Model pocket revolver continued the work by Fordyce Beals for the company - it introduced a spur trigger."

Performance
Performance specifications presented assume optimal operating conditions for the Remington-Beals 2nd Model. Information presented is strictly for general reference and should not be misconstrued as useful for hardware restoration or operation.
5
Rounds-Per-Minute
Rate-of-Fire
Physical
The physical qualities of the Remington-Beals 2nd Model. Information presented is strictly for general reference and should not be misconstrued as useful for hardware restoration or operation.
76 mm
2.99 in
Barrel Length
Percussion Cap; Five-Shot
Action
.31
Caliber(s)
Five-round rotating cylinder.
Feed
Iron
Sights
Variants
Notable series variants as part of the Remington-Beals 2nd Model 5-Round Percussion Cap Pocket Revolver family line.
2nd Model - Base Series Name
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The success of the Remington-Beals 1st Model pocket revolver led to a follow-up product in the aptly-named Remington-Beals 2nd Model. Fordyce Beals was the man behind the design and lent his name to the product. In the new offering, a "spur" trigger (button-actuated) replaced the more conventional trigger and the hammer was revised. Walnut wooden or checkered rubber grips were now offered as well. The 2nd Model continued support of the .31 round and also fired from a five-round rotating cylinder (percussion cap actuated). The barrel was octagonal and 3" in length. The spur trigger design quality gave better concealment performance.

The 2nd Model gun saw service in the American Civil War (1861-1865). The guns were produced out of the Remington Armory at Ilion, New York.

The Remington-Beals 2nd Model was itself followed by a third entry in the family line - this becoming the Remington-Beals 3rd Model pocket revolver detailed elsewhere on this site.

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Operators
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Contractor(s): Remington Armory New York - USA
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