Starr Arms: Revolvers and More

While many collectors know Starr Arms from their Civil War era revolvers, the family's arms making heritage extends back much further in American history.
Today's video shows a selection of Starr Arms from the Greg Lampe Collection, and despite their martial origins, each one remains in spectacular condition.
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00:04 - A Selection of Starr Arms from The Greg Lampe Collection
00:27 - Nathan Starr U.S. 1816 Flintlock Musket with Bayonet (Lot 1214)
02:35 - 1824 Dated U.S. Nathan Starr Model 1817 Flintlock "Common Rifle" (Lot 1217)
05:27 - Starr Arms Co. Model 1858 Army Double Action Revolver (Lot 1175)
07:30 - U.S. Starr Model 1863 Single Action percussion Revolver with Rig (Lot 1178)
08:06 - A History of Starr Arms
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[@legendofspeed118]

Amazing history on star fire arms that you for telling the story

[@pb68slab18]

Hopefully Uberti/Cimarron will bring one out.

[@BlackPowderHistorian]

Pietta makes a Starr Double Action Army and a Starr Single Action Army or at least did at one point.

[@63DW89A]

@@BlackPowderHistorian Pietta still lists the Starr's on their website, but I've not seen any available for about 5 years now. I would like to have one of the single action Starr's!

[@winterswijk1970]

👍🙏👍,,,, Nice.