Handguns

The 1851 Navy model was considered as one of the most brilliant single action revolvers thanks to its fast draw and light recoil. The Re Nord Navy features an octagonal barrel, brass frame, brass triggerguard and backstrap.

Recognized as the mainstay of the Union Army, the 1860 was ordered to fill the ranks. The .44 caliber revolver was as powerful as it was popular, and could long be found in Army posts and across the frontier following the Civil War. This 1860 Army...

The 1858 Sheriff model features engraved metal, walnut grip and brass trigger guard & backstrap.

The 1858 Remington became so famous that it was the prevailing choice of military officers following the Civil War. Its full-frame design still makes it a top choice for black powder shooters today as the cylinder can be removed without taking the...

The 1860 Army features a lighter weight, improved balance, and superior ballistics. The 1860 Army Snub Nose takes a smaller size twist on the traditional full size 1860 Army. It utilizes a fluted cylinder, and a barrel without a loading lever. The Snub...

The 1851 Navy color case hardened with a steel 7.50" barrel, cylinder, frame and Walnut grips.

This Pietta 1858 Remington Sheriff Revolver features a 5.5" barrel, stainless steel frame, loading lever, walnut grips and smooth operating hammer.

The 1858 Rem Texas Sheriff features a brass frame, octagon barrel, walnut grip, and blued finish barrel and cylinder.

The NAA Companion is a percussion (cap & ball) .22 magnum caliber five shot revolver, engineered by the legendary gun designer, Dick Casull. The Companion uses a #11 Percussion Cap and FFFFH or Pyrodex powder. The NAA Companion is available for sale...

The 1858 Brass Army with a brass frame, steel 8" barrel & cylinder w/Walnut grips.

The 1851 Navy "Old Silver" model was considered as one of the most brilliant single action revolvers thanks to its fast draw and light recoil. It features an octagonal barrel, silver frame, triggerguard and backstrap.

The Traditions 1851 Navy Engraved is distinguished by its octagonal barrel and lever style loader. This revolver features intricate engraving and a 7.375" octagonal barrel, nickel frame, nickel guard, and a simulated ivory grip.

The 1858 Remington Target Model features a steel frame, octagon barrel, walnut grip, blued finish with brass trigger guard and adjustable front and rear sights.

This 1858 model features walnut grip and brass trigger guard & backstrap.

Pietta's Model 1851 Navy "Yank" Pepperbox .36-Cal. Black-Powder Revolver. The first Pepperbox revolvers regained some popularity in the late 1800's as a small concealable weapon. Pietta's Pepperbox features a single action brass backstrap and...

he Howdah Pistol is a reproduction of the famous Auto & Burglar model made by Ithaca Company around 1920. This modern version features rifled barrels chambered for .45LC/.410 (3 inch shells) and it is sold as a pistol. The Alaskan Howdah features:...

Produced from 1860-1873, the Army.44 caliber sixgun was produced in both military and civilian models, however the military version, with its 4-screw frame and cutout recoil shield to allow fitting an attachable shoulder stock, accounted for over half of...

With a 9-inch round barrel and more than four pounds of weight, the 1847 Colt Walker was a weapon for the toughest soldiers and lawmen on the frontier. It features a forged steel frame, brass triggerguard, and a spring retained loading lever. This .44...

1860 Army "Old Silver" with a steel 8" barrel, cylinder, frame and Walnut grips.

Complete with authentic 8" barrel, brass trigger guard and fixed sights. The 1858 Remington Army is both a beautiful collectors piece and a rugged side arm. Perfect for display and target shooting.

This Redi-Pak comes with an 1858 Army Black Powder Revolver .44 caliber and also all of the loading, shooting, and cleaning accessories you need to shoot your revolver! All you need to enjoy a day at the range is powder, caps, proper eye and ear...

Most of the early mountain men and traders carried a single-barreled pistol and they were popular for years. These pistols had proven themselves reliable, and that was of great importance to a trapper who might have to stake his life on a pistol's...

Built stronger and with a full size caliber, these pocket-sized revolvers represented the advancement of earlier models like the 1849 Pocket. The pocket police features a forged steel frame, pocket sized walnut grip, rebated and half fluted cylinder,...

The 1858 Remington became so famous that it was the prevailing choice of military officers following the Civil War. It features a solid-frame design that is both elegant and reliable. This six-shot New Army model has a 8" blued barrel, steel backstrap...

The 1851 Navy model was considered as one of the most brilliant single action revolvers thanks to its fast draw and light recoil. It features an octagonal barrel, color case frame, brass triggerguard and backstrap.

Traditions 44 Cal Blackpowder w/Brass Frame/7.5" Steel Barrel & Walnut Grips The authenticity is precise, from the walnut tone grips to the color case hardened loading lever. The six shot cylinder has the same engraved scene that Sam Colt used. This...

A very popular revolver for its time, the model 1851 Navy revolver was adopted by both the U.S. and British military. This revolver received its name from the depiction on the cylinder of the Texas Navy's victory over the Mexican fleet in 1843...

Recognized as the mainstay of the Union Army, the 1860 was ordered to fill the ranks. The .44 caliber revolver was as powerful as it was popular. After the Civil War, 1860 could long be found in Army posts and across the frontier. This revolver has an 8"...

The 1851 Navy revolver offers perfect balance, precise aim, and functional dependability. It has a octagon barrel, walnut grip, post front with a notch rear sights. This 36 cal model has a 7.5" blued barrel and case hardened frame.

The 1858 Remington Army with a stainless steel 8" barrel, frame and Walnut grips.

The 1858 Remington became so famous that it was the prevailing choice of military officers following the Civil War. It features a solid-frame design that is both elegant and reliable. This six-shot New Army model has a 8" black barrel, steel backstrap...

This modern interpretation of the Model 1858 brings a dimension to black powder revolvers. The 12" octagon barrel and adjustable sights makes the Bison Model different from all the rest. This revolver has a blued barrel, brass frame, brass guard, and...

Union Army soldiers relied on many different types of sidearms for short range and close quarters combat. The revolver was unique in that it had the ability to fire several rounds per minute before having to reload. Revolvers were typically issued to...

Most of the early mountain men and traders carried a single-barreled pistol and they were popular for years. These pistols had proven themselves reliable, and that was of great importance to a trapper who might have to stake his life on a pistol's...

CIMARRON WHITNEYVILLE DRAGOON44 CALIBER 7.5" CC/WALNUT

Recognized as the mainstay of the Union Army, the 1860 was ordered to fill the ranks. The .44 caliber revolver was as powerful as it was popular. After the Civil War, 1860 could long be found in Army posts and across the frontier. This revolver has an 8"...

CIMARRON LONESOME DOVE WALKERMC CRAE 44 CC/CHARCOAL BLUED

TRADITIONS BP REVOLVER WILDCARD 36 CAL 7.375" CC/STAG!

Designed to be the future of revolvers, the top strap, full frame design made the 1858 Army Revolver one of the strongest available. During the Civil War, its eight inch barrel and reliability made it highly sought after. This particular model has an 8"...