Allen & Thurber 1837 Six Barrel Pepperbox Revolver, Replica

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Allen & Thurber Pepperbox six-barreled cluster revolver, 1837, replica

Decorative gun with mobile mechanism

– Not fireable –

Detailed replica of a percussion pistol known as a 6-shot revolver, or simply Pepperbox , from 1837 (Allen & Thurber, Worcester, Massachusetts). In North America, this type of multi-barreled firearm was particularly popular from the 1830s until the Civil War, and was used by both civilians and military officers during the settlement of the frontiers. Although the Pepperbox is primarily associated with the Wild West, it also spread rapidly from the United States to Great Britain and even continental Europe.

Our reproduction of this iconic Western weapon features wood-look resin handles and burnished metal elements with an antique finish. Like the original on which it's based, it features a rotating barrel with six magazines and a frame decorated with delicate vine-like engravings.

Our firearm replicas are for recreation and decoration purposes only. The revolver's mechanism is fully movable, but this replica is not functional.

This western revolver is not only a true gem for gun collectors, history buffs, and western movie buffs, but also an essential accessory for cowboys, bounty hunters, and pioneer reenactors.

Details:

- Material: resin (wood imitation), metal

- Total length: approx. 23cm

- Weight: approx. 560 g

The above specifications may vary slightly from specimen to specimen.

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