45 Schofield Revolver, Designed by Smith & Wesson, USA 1860. 1008NQ

Schofield Revolver Cal. .45 – The Draw of Destiny

The elegance of Smith & Wesson at the service of the fastest shooting in the West.

In 1869 , when the prairies were still lawless, Smith & Wesson designed one of the most iconic revolvers of the 19th century: the .45 caliber Schofield . Its flip-up cocking mechanism allowed for faster reloading than any other revolver of the time, giving it a crucial advantage in the hands of both the military and the most feared outlaws.

This weapon was widely used by the United States Cavalry , and also by Western legends such as Jesse James , Billy the Kid , and Sheriff Pat Garrett . It was more than a tool: it was a statement of power, elegance, and precision.

The Old West Revolverized Blade

This stunning non-functional replica of the Schofield Cal. .45 is crafted from high-quality metal and wood , faithfully replicating every detail of its original design. It includes a rotating drum and simulated loading and firing mechanism , making it an ideal display piece for collectors or historical reenactors.

Main Features

• Replica of the Schofield Revolver Cal. .45 – USA 1869
• Made of top-quality metal and wood
• Rotating drum and simulated firing mechanism
• Schofield type top opening
• Length: 36 cm
• Made in Spain by Denix

The Precision of the Past in Your Hand

A historic feat of engineering, forged in an era where every second counted. The Schofield wasn't just a weapon; it was the turning point between life and legend.

Make this icon of the Old West yours, available now at the Medieval Shop.