Unmarked New Army Replica?

[Richard P.]

I have one of those 1858 Remington New Army Replicas with minimal markings that I have been trying to identify, date, and value. It has the # "052674" stamped on the butt, the # "461" stamped on the barrel under the head of the cylinder pin and under the left grip, the word "nueva" cast under the right grip, and after a 3rd & much closer inspection, a mark that looks like a rectangular shield with crossed (swords?) next to the letters "PN".
Any opinions? A photo can be seen here:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1681486&l=38537b0cc2&id=1633354498

[versifier]

Welcome to GunLoads, Richard P.

Could it be a Uberti repro? I know next to nothing about percussion revolvers except how to load, shoot, and clean them. None of the books I have here list them. That one looks like it has seen some serious shooting. I'll bet someone around here can give you an answer though.

[Richard P.]

The shield shape and "PN" seem to be the Italian proof marks, although incomplete. When I get down to more "official" sources, they all seem to say that there should be makers & importers marks clearly stamped.

[versifier]

While that is certainly true for anything made recently, who knows what they stamped on them in the 60's & 70's? I'm assuming it was made to underprice the Rugers. How is the quality?

[Firefly1957]

I have one built in the early 80's in Italy with only a Number on the cylinder.

[fryboy]

try this link

https://store.bluebookinc.com/Info/PDF/POWDER/MBPProofmarks.pdf