Replica Colt Peacemaker 4,75", USA 1873

Decorative replica of the Colt Peacemaker 4,75", USA 1873 revolver is based on the American single-shot design known as the Peacemaker or Single Action Army. It has a metal body with a patinated black finish and plastic grip scales with an imitation ivory appearance.

The version with a 4,75" barrel features a moving mechanism simulating loading and firing. The hammer can be cocked; when the trigger is pulled, the mechanism clicks and the cylinder rotates. Replica cartridges can be inserted into the cylinder.

Replica design

• Metal body with a patinated black finish.
• Plastic grip scales with an imitation ivory appearance.
• Moving mechanism with a cocking hammer, trigger and rotating cylinder.
• Cylinder chambers allow replica cartridges to be inserted.

Historical original

The Colt Single Action Army was introduced by Colt in 1873 and became the standard service revolver of the American army. Between 1873 and 1891, Colt supplied the army with more than 30,000 units. Historical revolvers were manufactured in several calibres, including .45 Colt, and the Peacemaker designation became firmly associated with the era of the American West.

Warning: This is a decorative weapon replica intended for collecting and decoration purposes. The replica is not capable of firing and does not have the mechanisms required to discharge a shot. It is not a deactivated firearm – the product was not originally a functional firearm that was subsequently deactivated.