Old Wild West Replica Revolver Pistols

This is a Replica Gun of the Old West Colt Firearms Single-Action Army Revolver Pistol that was produced in several forms and many calibers from 1872 to 1940, with production totalling about 350,000 pieces. As this Old West Colt Firearms Pistol Revolver's introduction coincided with the settlement of the Old West, the names Peacemaker and Frontier Six-Shooter were popularized. These Colt Fire Arms revolvers were made for both military and civilian use, most of these guns were produced in 45 caliber. This non-firing Replica Gun of the Old West Colt Firearms Revolver Pistol carries the star of Texas on the wooden grip.

The Single-Action Revolver was produced in many forms and many calibers from 1872 to 1940, with production totaling some 350,000 pieces. As its introduction coincided with the settlement of the Wild West, the Frontier Six Shooter were popularized. By the mid-1880s the gun became the standard side arm for the army and was referred to as the Single - Action Army Revolver .Many civilian models have been superbly engraved and / or plated in precious metals over the revolver’s lifetime. The series presented here replicates some of the styles of decoration used on Western (4 inch barrel) and Cavalry (7 inch barrel) guns.

Overall Length: 14 1/8"

Weight: 2lbs 8oz

Barrell Length: 7 7/8"

The 1869 First Model American Army revolver/pistol had a hinged frame that opened to reveal the end of the cylinder and an automatic ejection system for faster reloading of the newly developed metallic cartridges. The Army revolver has a great association with the Cowboy era of the Old American Wild West. This non-firing replica revolver has the original pistol single action mechanism and top break loading mechanism.

Overall Length: 14 1/8"

Weight: 2lbs 8oz

Barrell Length: 7 7/8"

The 1869 First Model American Army revolver had a hinged frame that opened to reveal the end of the revolver's cylinder and an automatic ejection system for faster reloading of the newly developed metallic cartridges. The gun has a great association with the Cowboy era of the Old American Wild West. This non firing replica pistol has the originals single action mechanism and top break loading mechanism.

The Single-Action Revolver was produced in many forms and many calibers from 1872 to 1940, with production totaling some 350,000 pieces.

As its introduction coincided with the settlement of the Wild West, the Frontier Six Shooter were popularized.

By the mid-1880s the gun became the standard side arm for the army and was referred to as the Single - Action Army Revolver.

Many civilian models have been superbly engraved and / or plated in precious metals over the revolver’s lifetime. The series presented here replicates some of the styles of decoration used on Western (4 inch barrel) and Cavalry (7 inch barrel) guns.