Revolver 4.75 Peacemaker Usa 1873 Ref.1038

Peacemaker 4.75" Revolver USA 1873 – Echo of the Old West

The steel legend that ruled the plains of the 19th century.

When the dust rose on the roads of the Wild West and justice rode with steel spurs, one name resonated in every duel, every saloon, and every frontier: Peacemaker . Born from the genius of Samuel Colt in 1873, this revolver became the definitive voice of law and survival in the American West.

The Revolver That Unified the West

Also known as the Single Action Army (SAA) , the Peacemaker was initially adopted by the United States Army, but its popularity spread beyond the uniform. Its greatest virtue: it used the same ammunition as the Winchester M1873 rifle , making it a perfect tool for civilians, cowboys, sheriffs, and outlaws alike.

With a short barrel of just 4.75 inches , this version was preferred by those who needed a quick draw. It was also nicknamed Frontier or Widowmaker , in reference to its lethal efficiency in dusty duels at dawn.

This non-functional reproduction is a faithful homage to the history of the conquest of the West. Manufactured in Spain by Denix , it combines high-quality metal and real wood , with a simulated loading and firing mechanism and rotating drum , evoking the actual operation of the original weapon.

An ideal piece for collectors, western lovers or historical reenactors who wish to hold a piece of American legend in their hands.

Main Features

• Replica of the Colt Peacemaker 4.75" Revolver, USA 1873
• Made of high-quality metal and wood
• Length: 29 cm
• Approximate weight: 1,010 g
• Decorative mechanism and rotating drum
• Non-functional replica, manufactured by Denix (Spain)

A Relic of the Wild West

It embodies the story of an era where a single bullet decided the fate of men and cities. Whether through its cinematic impact, its mechanical beauty, or its cultural symbolism, the Peacemaker is more than a revolver: it's the emblem of the frontier, of valor, and of the law written in gunpowder .

Discover it at the Medieval Store and relive the myth of the American West.