Peacemaker 12" Cal .45 Revolver, Usa 1873, Non-Functional Replica 7303

Peacemaker Buntline 12" Revolver – The Judge of the Wild West

The long gun of the men of the law, inspired by the steel of duty.

In 1873 , the legendary Samuel Colt created the Peacemaker revolver , one of the most iconic weapons of the American West. Among its variants, the 12-inch version , known as the Buntline Special , stands out, associated with the legendary Wyatt Earp , who carried it on his mission to enforce the law in Dodge City .

This long-barreled, powerful, and accurate piece was designed to command respect from a distance. Although it was originally intended as a military weapon, it soon passed into the hands of settlers, hunters, and gunfighters , thanks to its compatibility with the Winchester M1873 rifle, making it the ultimate handgun of the Far West .

It also received names like Frontier and Widowmaker , reflecting its feared effectiveness. Later, cinema immortalized its silhouette in the dusty duels of classic Westerns, wielded by figures such as John Wayne , Gary Cooper , and George S. Patton .

A Piece of Legend

This non-functional replica is made of metal and wood , with a rotating drum and simulated loading and firing mechanism . It faithfully represents the most imposing version of the Peacemaker, a symbol of justice and dominance in the American West.

Main Features

• Replica of the 12” Peacemaker Buntline Special (USA, 1873)
• Made of high-quality metal and wood
• Decorative mechanism : rotating drum and simulated action
• Length: 46 cm
• Weight: 1,100 g
• Spanish manufacturing

For Those Seeking the Spirit of the West

Ideal for collectors, historical reenactors, or Western movie lovers. A piece that doesn't shoot, but tells stories of gunpowder, honor, and the frontier.

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