Schofield 1869 American Revolver Replica

Authentic, Non-Firing Replicas of Classic Guns

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Schofield 1869 Revolvers

If you're just starting a collection, or looking to add to one, you can't find a better choice than this historic, ground-breaking Schofield 1869! We offer our authentic replicas (non-firing) with fully functional mechanical parts in two finishes. The brass trim with blued cylinder and barrel above, or the gleaming nickel finish with wood grip below. The M1869 was popular with the U.S. Cavalry, stagecoach agents, and Frank James. It was also a favorite of the Russian Czar for his troops during the American Civil War era. Wyatt Earp carried a similar version of this historic replica. Our replicas have the same 8" barrel and unique break-open action that made for quick and easy reloading of the M1869.

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Smith and Wesson 1869, Blued Barrel and Cylinder, Brass Trim, Wood Grip

The
Beginning of a Revolution

#22-1008L - Blued Barrel & Cylinder, Brass Trim, Wood Grip

1869 Schofield Revolver in nickel finish with wood grip

#22-1008NQ - Nickel, Wood Grip

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Your Choice of Brass or Shiny Nickel Finish

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Handgun technology took a quantam leap forward when the Schofield 1869 Model, also known as The American, debuted. The first revolver to use metal cartridges and a backloading cylinder, it had a hinged frame that opened to provide access to the back of the cylinder, and an ejection system for faster reloading of the new metallic cartridges. Still engaged in the manufacture of cap and ball percussion pistols, the Colt factory was caught napping when this new technology burst onto the scene. Colt had to scramble to catch up, and wouldn't be able to do so until 1873.

Western Badge Replicas

Click Here to view an exact replica of a Schofield revolver that was owned by Wyatt Earp

Authentic replicas based upon originals in museums and private collections, worn by lawmen from the pages of western history -- Wyatt Earp - Bat Masterson - Wild Bill Hickock - Pat Garrett - the Texas Rangers. Click here to see our complete collection, and for historic details about the badges and the people who wore them, click on the "more" links on individual badges.