Sawed-off 2-barreled shotgun used by Wyatt Earp, USA 1881

The sawed-off 2-barreled shotgun used by Wyatt Earp, USA 1881 is a true historical gem. This iconic weapon was featured in the famous shootout at the OK Corral in Tombstone, Arizona, where Wyatt Earp demonstrated his bravery and skill.

Wyatt Earp, born in Monmouth, Illinois, became a legend of the American West thanks to his fame as an incorruptible marshal and daring in his actions. His story has been a source of inspiration for numerous westerns, and now you can have an exact replica of his shotgun in your hands.

The 2-barrel sawed-off shotgun used by Wyatt Earp is a decorative replica manufactured by Denix, a Spanish company specialized in the manufacture of high-quality historical weapons. This product is made with first-class materials, such as wood and zamak, guaranteeing its durability and authenticity.

With a length of 89 cm, this shotgun is an impressive piece that will capture the attention of all lovers of the American West and collectors of historical weapons. Whether you want to display it in your home, office, or game room, this replica will transport you right back to the Wild West era.

Don't miss the opportunity to get your hands on a piece of history with the sawed-off 2-barreled shotgun used by Wyatt Earp, USA 1881. Get it and add a touch of authenticity and elegance to your collection!