Would you like to have in your hands an authentic piece of history? Then you cannot miss the opportunity to acquire the blued Peacemaker Revolver, an exact replica of the iconic model designed by Samuel Colt in 1873 in the United States.
This impressive collector's item, manufactured by the renowned Spanish company Denix, stands out for its high quality and level of detail. Every aspect of this revolver has been carefully recreated to give you a unique and authentic experience.
The Peacemaker 12"" .45 Caliber Revolver has a blued finish that gives it an elegant and sophisticated look. Its wooden handles and its Zamak metal structure give it a touch of authenticity and robustness.
With a length of 46 cm, this revolver is a true jewel that will not only allow you to admire the beauty and design of a historical piece, but also to feel part of it. Its 1100 gram weight makes it perfect for displaying in your home, office, or game room.
But it is not only its appearance that makes it an exceptional product. The replica of the blued Peacemaker Revolver has been manufactured with the highest quality standards, guaranteeing its durability and resistance. In addition, being a Denix piece, you have the peace of mind that you are acquiring a product made in Spain, known for its excellence in the production of historical replicas.
Whether you're a history buff, gun collector, or just looking for a unique and special gift, the Blued Peacemaker Revolver is the perfect choice. Do not miss the opportunity to have in your hands an authentic work of art that will transport you to the past and allow you to enjoy the greatness of the revolvers of the time.
Also known as "Single Action Army". Initially used by the US Army, it is the quintessential revolver and possibly the first reliable handgun in history.
It was produced with different barrel lengths: the short 4.75-inch version, the longer 5.5 and 7.5-inch forms, or the imposing 12-inch “Buntline Special” used by the legendary Wyatt Erp in service with Dodge City Peace Commission; has received several nicknames: "Frontier" or "Widowmaker".
The fact that it used ammunition of the same caliber as the Winchester M1873 rifle popularized its use, being the most famous revolver in the Old West. The movie industry mythologized the "Peacemaker" in the westerns of the 40s and 50s.
The Colt 45 is one of the weapons that have been manufactured for the longest time; Roosevelt had one engraved with his initials, and George S. Patton wore two.
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