Colt .45 Pocket Revolver, USA 1873, Brown Wooden Handle, Replica

Gift Colt .45 Pocket Revolver, USA 1873, Brown Wooden Handle, Replica

Colt Single Action Army (SAA) .45 Pocket Revolver, M1873, Brown Wooden Grip, Replica

Decorative gun with mobile mechanism
– not fireable -

The cult status of the 1873 colt single action army revolver ( m1873 , also known as the saa , peacemaker, or simply the colt .45 ) is indisputable. Developed based on a patent by samuel colt, this cartridge revolver was a sturdy pistol with a closed frame, a rotating six-shot cylinder, and a right-handed ejector. Aside from the winchester carbine, hardly any firearm better symbolizes the wild west than the colt saa. This true all-american piece has been produced in a variety of barrel lengths, but its overall appearance has remained unchanged since its introduction.

Our very well-made replica of this world-famous Western weapon is the compact version, called the snub-nosed (or snub-nosed ) extra. It has a short barrel (2.5 inches / approx. 6.4 cm). It features synthetic resin handles with a wood look and burnished metal elements with an antique finish. Like the original, it features a rotating six-chamber drum, which is further rotated by tensioning the cock, and can be fitted with the supplied decorative cartridges. The cartridges are fed through a pivoting side-loading hatch.

Our firearm replicas are used exclusively for recreational and decorative purposes. The revolver's mechanism is fully movable, but this replica is not functional or capable of firing.

This western revolver is not only an absolute gem for gun collectors, American history buffs, or fans of western movies and TV shows, but also an essential accessory or prop for any event for cowboys, lawmen, outlaws, and reenactors of the American pioneer era.

Details:
- Material: synthetic resin (wood imitation), metal
- Total length: approx. 20cm
- Total length: approx. 5 inches / 6.35 cm
- Includes 6 decorative cartridges
- Weight: approx. 740 g (approx. 820 g with decorative cartridges)

The above specifications may vary slightly from specimen to specimen.