Derringers & Pepperboxes

American made single-shot pistol that were manufactured from 1863-1890. The bore is excellent, bright with strong rifling. The metal has completely turned a brown patina. The grips are near excellent with some minimal wear. The pistol is marked with Meiji-period Japanese registration/importation markings on the left side of the barrel. During the reign of Emperor Meiji, the samurai were...

1950s vintage replica single-action double barrel derringer. Overall excellent condition. Comes with box.

Allen's patent large pepperbox with 6" barrels. Flat ribbed barrel. The bar hammer is marked with "Allen's Patent." The frame is engraved with a floral scroll motif. The bores are good with good rifling. These "Dragoon" size pepperboxes are very hard to find and this one is in very good condition!

Single-shot derringer with a turn off barrel. The barrel length is 4" and is unusual, as most barrels for this model were 2", 2.5", and 3." The bore is not rifled, as are all Hero Derringers. The bore has pitting and has a bright appearance. The frame has a very nice patina. No scrapes, no polish. Grips are excellent. action works perfectly. This is the only Hero we have handled with a 4"...

Antique single-shot Derringer manufactured from 1865-1870. Bore is very good with good rifling. The barrel is 2.5" and has been polished. The barrel address is worn but easily visible. The frame is polished brass and has leaf scroll engraving. The grips are very good with factory checkered rosewood.

.22 caliber four barrel pepperbox. Silver on frame has worn. Markings are sharp and clear. Bore has strong rifling with some pitting. Good overall condition.

This circa 1888 Type II Remington 41 short rimfire double deringer has REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y on the top rib. The barrels have fine bores with strong rifling. The overall gun retains approx. 550% nickel blending with a steel color. The white composition grips are fine with no cracks or chips. The action functions correctly.

This unmarked 32 rimfire caliber deringer is very similar the Eclipse deringer (Flayderman 9th Ed, 8A-054.5). The 2.75" slab sided to round smooth bore barrel has a good bore. The pistol retains approx. 90% of its nickel finish. The grips are fine with no cracks or chips and light wear. The action functions correctly.

Four shot derringer. Manufactured 1863 to 1888. Left side of barrel rib has Remington name and address. Action works perfectly. Metal has a gray and brown patina. Good to very good overall condition.

"Saw Handle Deringer". Metal has a gray patina. Brass frame. Bore has pitting. Action works. Good overall condition.

"Saw Handle Deringer". Metal has a gray and brown patina. Action works. Bore has some pitting. Good overall condition. Reasonably priced.

Manufactured 1865-1869. Action works properly. Metal has a mostly gray patina. Very good overall condition. Approximately 800 made. A scarce derringer.

This beautiful National Arms Co. single shot No. 2 41 rimfire caliber derringer features the rare 2" barrel and has a gold-washed brass frame. This early gun, serial number, 563, has an excellent smooth bore. The barrel has approx. 97% of its bright blue finish. It is marked NATIONAL ARMS Co on the top rib and PAT FEB 24 1865 on the bottom with the serial number toward the chamber. The...

The 4" long Allen 22 rimfire caliber vest pocket deringer is one of the smallest American-made deringers. The 2" octagon to round barrel has a good smooth bore with firing erosion. The barrel is bright with light spotting. It is marked on top E. ALLEN & Co. MAKERS. The original brass frame has a smooth aged patina. The walnut grips are fine. The action functions. Don't miss this rarely...

Based on its serial number, 167, this 22 rimfire ECLIPSE deringer was made by Iver Bye & Co. of Worcester, MA, circa 1870s to 1887. Iver Bye & Co. was the predecessor to the Iver Johnson Company. The 2.5" barrel has a fair bore with visible rifling and firing erosion. The left barrel flat is marked ECLIPSE. The gun retains approx 85% of its original nickel finish. The walnut grips...

This 41 rimfire caliber Moore's Patent deringer has a silver plated frame and blued barrel. Approx. 70% of the silver remains with wear on the high spots. There is decorative scroll engraving on the frame and breech of the barrel. The barrel has approx. 50% blue turning brown. The rifled bore is very good with good rifling and light wear. The top of the barrel marked MOORE S PAT. F.A. CO....

Barrels are marked "Allen & Whellock Worchester Patented April 16". Six shot bar hammer pepperbox with engraved nipple shield. Frame is also engraved with a broad leaf floral motif. Barrels are 4". Bag shaped grips are original and in good condition. Metal has a mostly brown patina. Action works properly. Very good overall condition with eye appeal.

This Sharps model 1C has the fluted standing breech, round grip to frame juncture, and barrel release on the bottom of the forward frame. The four 2.5" round 22 Short rimfire barrels have fair bores with pitting. They have a light brown patina with pitting on the right side. The frame has lost its silver finish and is a smooth brass. The Sharps markings on both sides can be seen but are...

Approx. 5,000 Marlin Never Miss deringers were made in 22, 32, and 41 rimfire calibers from circa 1870 to 1881. They feature brass frames with fluted sides under the 2.5"  barrel which swings to the side for loading. This Never Miss is in 32 rimfire caliber of which approx. 2600 were made. The barrel has a fair bore with visible rifling and erosion. The barrel retains much of its blue with...

The Eclipse deringer was manufactured by Iver Johnson, Worcester, MA, and its predecessor Iver Bye & Co., Worcester, from circa 1870s to 1887. The 2.5" round 22 Short rimfire caliber barrel has a fair smooth bore with erosion. The gun retains approx. 95% of its original nickel finish with scattered areas of pinprick loss. It is totally unmarked. The grips are good with some original...