Are you passionate about history and collectibles? Then you will love the black Peacemaker Revolver, an exact replica of the famous revolver designed by Samuel Colt in 1873 in the United States.
This .45 caliber revolver is a true gem for lovers of historical weapons. Its impeccable design and its black finish give it an elegant and sophisticated look, making it a unique piece to display in your collection.
The black Peacemaker Revolver is made of high quality materials. Its wooden scales and its Zamak metal structure give it resistance and durability, guaranteeing that you will be able to enjoy this replica for many years.
With a length of 46 cm, this revolver is a faithful reproduction of the original. Every detail has been carefully replicated to give you an authentic and realistic experience.
But that's not all, the black Peacemaker Revolver is a creation of Denix, a renowned Spanish company specialized in manufacturing decorative replicas of historical weapons. Their experience and dedication are reflected in each of their products, guaranteeing the highest quality and fidelity when it comes to recreating emblematic weapons like this one.
Weighing in at 1100 grams, the black Peacemaker Revolver is easy to handle and transport. Its ergonomic design will allow you to enjoy a comfortable and safe experience when displaying it or using it in your historical re-enactments.
Don't miss the opportunity to add this incredible replica to your collection. The black Peacemaker Revolver is much more than a decorative object, it is a piece of history that will transport you to the times of the Wild West in the United States.
Don't wait any longer and get the black Peacemaker Revolver! Made in Spain and with the quality that only Denix can offer you, this replica guarantees a unique and authentic experience.
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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