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Revolver Colt Civil War Army - American Reproduction
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This is the Colt Model 1960 Civil War Army revolver, Southern. The Southern percussion six-shot (cap and ball) revolver circa 1860 was manufactured by Griswold & Gunnison near Macon, Georgia. Action works like the original.
Preserving Cultural Heritage This handsome reproduction weapon is made by craftsman working on the island of Ciutadella de Menorca, off the coast of Spain. Specializing in replicas of weaponry dating from Roman times to present day, these reproductions are extremely accurate and are created only after exhaustive research. Based on actual weapons from museums and private collections, the attention to every detail is what makes this reproduction weapon stand out. They are made with polished European hardwood, high grade casting alloy and zinc cast metal; the finish replicates the patina that develops over time with the use of the weapon. You'll find replicas in our collection of some of the most famous weapons in history, including weapons used by George Washington, Napoleon, King Richard the Lionhearted, ancient pieces from Rome and many historical weapons from the American West. The lock-actions on the firearms are fully functional; in most cases, the screws heads are molded into the metal and cannot be removed. These models are completely safe and cannot be made to fire real ammunition. They cannot withstand misuse or excessive dry-firing. Your replica weapon comes fully assembled and ready for display in your home or office. Weight: 5.10 
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