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NEW! General Custer's 1861 Navy Engraved
.36 Cal. Navy Presentation Revolver
.36 Cal. Navy Presentation Revolver
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$159.00
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Bat Masterson's
Six-Shooter
Six-Shooter
An exact replica of the .45 Single Action revolver that was custom made for U.S. Marshal Bat Masterson in 1885, right down to the numeral "1" on the loading gate and a claw-shaped scratch on the side plate.
Collector's Classic
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Wild Bill Hickock's
1851 Navy Revolver
A Collector's Classic
1851 Navy Revolver
A Collector's Classic
Exact replica of the engraved 1851 Navy Revolvers that were Wild Bill Hickock's favorites. The matched set were a gift from a Massachu-setts Senator in recog-nition of his service as a Scout for the Union Army during the Civil War. This reproduction is a work of gunmaking art, sheathed in gleaming nickel with the backstrap and trigger guard in electroplate gold.
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NEW! General Custer's 1861 Navy Engraved
.36 Cal. Navy Presentation Revolver
Framed and Boxed Sets
.36 Cal. Navy Presentation Revolver
Framed and Boxed Sets
Display a faithful replica of General Custer's 1861 Navy presentation revolver in your home or office with this deluxe framed set, featuring an art-quality walnut frame with black trim, velveteen-finish backing, identification plate and brass stud pistol mounts. Or choose the shadow box display below, with the revolver nested in a midnight blue, velvet finished custom foam insert and covered with glass, for display either on the wall or on a desk or table. Comes with identification plate.
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$189.00
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This elegantly engraved pistol is an identical replica of the 1861 Navy revolver presented to General Custer during the Civil War. Ornately plated and engraved pieces like this one were often presented to high-ranking officers or government officials as gifts. Cock the hammer and twirl the cylinder, and the locking pins and percussion cap will be revealed. Pull the trigger and experience the same satisfaction its owner must have felt in 1862.
The wolf’s head design on either side of the hammer was one of many fascinating flourishes added to the revolver by the famed 19th Century engraver, L.D. Nimschke. This re-creation is exact in every detail, right down to the craftsman’s guide--the letter “P”--which was placed adjacent to the serial number, calling for special handling so this weapon could be plated. The handsome grips offer an intricate eagle and shield design. The personality of this reproduction is as bold as that of its original owner.
HISTORY: Faced with financial hardship after his death, Custer's widow sold some of his guns, including this presentation revolver, after removing the nameplate in a vain attempt to prevent buyers from recognizing this famous piece. Who knows how many hands it passed through during its long history? We can't say--but we do know it is now in a museum far from the Little Big Horn battlefield. For more details about the history of this beautiful presentation revolver, click here.
The wolf’s head design on either side of the hammer was one of many fascinating flourishes added to the revolver by the famed 19th Century engraver, L.D. Nimschke. This re-creation is exact in every detail, right down to the craftsman’s guide--the letter “P”--which was placed adjacent to the serial number, calling for special handling so this weapon could be plated. The handsome grips offer an intricate eagle and shield design. The personality of this reproduction is as bold as that of its original owner.
HISTORY: Faced with financial hardship after his death, Custer's widow sold some of his guns, including this presentation revolver, after removing the nameplate in a vain attempt to prevent buyers from recognizing this famous piece. Who knows how many hands it passed through during its long history? We can't say--but we do know it is now in a museum far from the Little Big Horn battlefield. For more details about the history of this beautiful presentation revolver, click here.
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Wyatt Earp's
.44 Schofield
.44 Schofield
Collector's Classic
This unique .44 caliber Schofield is an exact replica of Wyatt Earp's personal sidearm, and allegedly the only known surviving gun from the famous gunfight at The O.K. Corral. Details overlooked in other replicas are carefully reproduced in this elaborately engraved, non-firing replica for absolute authenticity, including a tiny notch in front of the trigger, a subtle short gouge on the barrel, and a missing screw on the butt plate.
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#CA805B
$245.00
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COLLECTOR'S CLASSICS -- These Western and Civil War revolvers, With their attention to detail, historic authenticity and peerless craftsmanship, are the finest non-firing replicas available in the world today. Each of the revolvers in our Collector’s Classics line is an identical reproduction of an actual historic firearm that was carried and used on the 19th Century American Frontier by a noted Lawman, Scout or Army Officer.
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