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A Metropolitan Arms Mod. Police Cal. .36 (Black Powder), No. 1990, rough-bore barrel with distinct rifling profile. Length 4½". Five-shot capacity. Fluted cylinder. Loading lever. Brass grip with remnants of silver plating on protected parts. One-piece walnut grip. Manufactured in 1865. After Colt was forced to largely cease production due to a major fire, the Metropolitan Arms Co. began reproducing some Colt firearms, including the Police model. These firearms bear neither manufacturer’s markings nor any other identifications. Unlike Colt models, the loading lever was secured with a screw. See James E. Serven, *Colt Firearms from 1836*, Stackpole Books, p. 136. Firearms Act: Caution—License Required—more information here Condition: II
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