The History of J.H. Dance & Brothers Revolvers

A scarce sidearm rarely seen in such fine condition, the Dance & Brothers revolver remains an impressive feat of purpose-driven effort and a supremely collectible Civil War arm.
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[@sonnygunz9207]

I got goose bumps on this one. You give a marvelous presentation. Thank you.

[@fubar3886]

God bless those who fought on either side, and may we always remember what they fought for.

[@dalemoss4684]

Absolutely amazing piece. To have cylinders still freaking loaded?! Wow.

[@trapper-paul]

Great video once again, Joel & RIA!!!

[@jallen1931]

Bravo!

[@douglasvonfreund8945]

Cool video. I first discovered these pistols when I ran acrossed an article about William (Wild Bill) Longley A most underrated gun fighter. It said he was one of the first to use Two .44 revolvers both Dance Bros. So many Customized and Manufactured FireArms I never heard of them🔫 .Iam not a expert for sure .Anyway great video thankyou .👍

[@bigsky1984camaro]

Rare indeed.
.."threaten to ripp assunder"... these days, seldom one is afforded the opportunity to aptly insert such vernacular in a sentence.

[@smokinC5]

Eerie thing about those cylinders...nobody ran around with only 3 loaded. That gun was dropped after shooting at least 2. It was likely pried from a cold dead hand.

[@jallen1931]

1st Time 1st Ever

[@user-ii9dz1px5g]

It looks like a colt navy with a flat frame tail😂