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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.
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Wyatt Earp
Revolver
Revolver
The original of this unique .44 Schofield reproduction is believed by some to be the only known surviving gun from the Old West's most famous gunfight--at OK Corral.
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$155.95
State of the Gunmaker's Art
This 1851 Navy is one in our series of Collector's Classics--the finest replicas in the world! We are pleased to present these unique and exciting historic replicas! Each Collector's Classic is an exact replica of a real firearm carried by one of the historic legends of the American Frontier. These non-firing replicas do not fire real or blank ammunition, and cannot be altered to do so.
HISTORY: This elegant engraved piece is an exact (non-firing) reproduction of the Navy revolvers carried by James Bulter "Wild Bill" Hickok. Hickok became well known as an Army scout during the Civil War. In fact, his pair of these beautiful revolvers was a gift from a Massachusetts Senator in recognition of his service as a scout for the Union Army during the War Between the States.
Hickock was a staunch abolitionist. His father's farm in Illinois had been a stop on the Underground Railroad for runaway slaves, and he often defended it against slave hunters. He was said to have been an excellent shot, even as a boy. Following the war, he gained fame as a scout, Indian fighter, and lawman. Unlike most such legends, he was widely known as a fast and deadly gunman during his own lifetime. For more background on Wild Bill Hickock, see Wild Bill Hickock on our companion site, GunClassics.com.
Hickock was a staunch abolitionist. His father's farm in Illinois had been a stop on the Underground Railroad for runaway slaves, and he often defended it against slave hunters. He was said to have been an excellent shot, even as a boy. Following the war, he gained fame as a scout, Indian fighter, and lawman. Unlike most such legends, he was widely known as a fast and deadly gunman during his own lifetime. For more background on Wild Bill Hickock, see Wild Bill Hickock on our companion site, GunClassics.com.
Gleaming nickel finish
Simulated ivory grip with
scrimshaw-style engraving of American Eagle
Backstrap in electroplated gold
Cylinder engraved with carving of famous naval battle
from the Texas War of Independence
Hand-rubbed patina to enhance engraving details
Functional, single-action firing and loading mechanisms
Every screw, spring and fitting in working order!
Authentic feel of the original, historic
cap and ball Navy revolver
13.5 inches overall length
Simulated ivory grip with
scrimshaw-style engraving of American Eagle
Backstrap in electroplated gold
Cylinder engraved with carving of famous naval battle
from the Texas War of Independence
Hand-rubbed patina to enhance engraving details
Functional, single-action firing and loading mechanisms
Every screw, spring and fitting in working order!
Authentic feel of the original, historic
cap and ball Navy revolver
13.5 inches overall length
Like the original 1851 engraved presentation Navy revolvers (which were often given to high-ranking officers and government officials), this beautiful (non-firing) replica is a masterpiece of the gunsmith’s art!
Wild Bill Hickock's Engraved 1851 Navy Revolver
Click These Links To View Other Collector Classics
Tombstone Sam & Belle Starr Deadwood Outlaws & Lawmen Texas Rangers Billy the Kid Pat Garrett
OK Corral Doc Holliday Stagecoach Bat Masterson Wyatt Earp General Custer Dance, Partner
Frontier Marshal/Sheriff Jessie James Wild Bill Hickock
OK Corral Doc Holliday Stagecoach Bat Masterson Wyatt Earp General Custer Dance, Partner
Frontier Marshal/Sheriff Jessie James Wild Bill Hickock
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