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M1860 Civil War Army Revolver with Black / Antique Brass Finish - Replica of Classic Cap and Ball Pistol Used by Both Union / USA and Confederate / CSA Forces
Studio : Denix
by Denix
Brand : Grendel's Cave
Publisher : Denix
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 1 review)
Our Price : $62.95
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Full size non-firing replica of classic historical pistol.
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Working action. The hammer cocks back and the cylinder rotates; pulling the trigger releases hammer.
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Great for display, costume, or prop use.
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Non-firing replica. Cannot fire or be made to fire.
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All wood and metal construction.
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Product Description |
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This piece is a full-size non-firing reproduction of the cap-and-ball pistol used by both Union and Confederate forces in the Civil War. The grips are made of real wood. The rest of the piece is made of metal. With this type of pistol, powder charges and bullets were loaded into each chamber on the barrel-side of the cylinder. (The loading lever on this replica is movable to simulate this process.) Explosive caps were placed on the hammer side of the cylinders. When the hammer struck a cap, the cap ignited the powder in the chamber, causing an explosion that propelled the bullet out of the barrel. This piece features a working action. When you cock the hammer, the cylinder turns. When the trigger is pulled, the hammer is released. Overall Length: 13.5 inches. This replica would be great for costume or nonfiring re-enactment use. It would also make a great film or theater prop. (The chances are good that you have already seen this item used in movies.) Or it could simply be a nice display or conversation piece. |
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My son loves guns of all kinds (he's 9 so what he's allowed is very limited). This replica gun is wonderful because it's heavy, probably almost the same as the real thing, looks great, the barrel revolves to simulate firing action and this is about as close to having a real gun as he's ever going to get! |
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