The blued Allen & Thurber 1837 Pepper Revolver is a faithful reproduction of the iconic weapon of the West. This impressive revolver features a blued finish, giving it a striking, authentic look. Its scales on the handle are made of resin with imitation wood, giving it a rustic and elegant touch. In addition, its metal parts have an aged bronze finish, which highlights its beauty and makes it a unique piece.
This revolver features a rotating barrel with 6 chargers, which will allow you to enjoy its operation and appreciate every detail of its design. In addition, its frame is adorned with delicate tendril-shaped engravings, adding a touch of sophistication to this replica.
Despite their impressive appearance, it is important to note that our replica firearms are intended for decorative and recreational purposes only. Although the mechanism is fully articulated, this reproduction is not capable of firing. Therefore, you will be able to safely display this revolver and admire it as a true work of art.
The Allen & Thurber 1837 Blued Pepper Revolver is made of high quality materials, such as resin and metal. Its careful construction guarantees durability and resistance, so you can enjoy this piece for a long time.
With a length of 23 cm and a weight of 560 grams, this revolver is the perfect size to display in your home, office or anywhere you want. Its imposing presence will be the center of attention and will arouse the curiosity of all lovers of the West and historical weapons.
In short, the blued Allen & Thurber 1837 Pepper Revolver is a stunning reproduction of an iconic weapon of the West. Its blued finish, imitation wood resin scales and metal parts in aged bronze, give it an authentic and attractive appearance. Although not capable of firing, its articulated operation and delicate engravings on the frame make it a true gem for collectors and lovers of historical weapons.
The pepper shaker, also called a pepper revolver and a pepper pot (because of its resemblance to a pepper mill), is a short, multiple-barreled, repeating weapon, having three or more barrels aligned around a central axis. It frequently appears as a multi-shot pistol. Pepper shakers exist in all firing systems: match, wheel, flintlock, percussion, Lefaucheux, rimfire cartridges, and centerfire cartridges.
In the 15th century, several cannons were attached to a stock, being fired one by one by means of a match. Around 1790, the pepper shakers were built on the basis of the flintlock. This type of firearm was popular in the United States from the 1830s until the Civil War.
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