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Cimarron PP346HUCKENG Huckleberry 45 Colt Revolver with Engraved Nickel Finish and Poly-Ivory Grip
Cimarron$892.99MSRP: $1,042.83The Huckleberry features 3.5" barrel, nickel finish with laser engraving and "Huckleberry" engraved on the backstrap. It is chambered in 45LC and has a Poly-Ivory grip. -
Taylors & Company 1873 Cattle Brand .45 Colt Revolver, 5.5" Barrel, Nickel-Plated, Engraved Finish, Ivory Grip
Taylor's & Company$899.99The Cattle Brand revolvers were designed with a unique nickeled laser engraving pattern featuring popular cattle brands used in the west. These revolvers feature a steel frame, fixed front blade... -
Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman Outlaw Legacy .45 Colt Revolver, 4.75" Barrel, Nickel Engraved Finish, Ivory Grip
Taylor's & Company$775.99MSRP: $826.77Taylor's & Co. Model 1873 Cattleman single-action is a classic western six-shot revolver. It is manufactured using the highest quality standards available. The frame is forged which results in... -
Taylors & Company 550761 Remington Conversion LawDawg 45 Colt (LC) Caliber with 8" Barrel, 6rd Capacity Cylinder, Overall Blued Engraved Finish Steel & 2-Piece Ivory Grip
Taylors and Company$1,172.99This Remington Conversion is a perfect reproduction from the historic period when popular black powder revolvers were being converted into cartridge revolvers. Although manufactured as a an already... -
Taylors & Company 1873 Cattleman 45 Colt Revolver, 3.5" Barrel, Nickel Finish, Ivory Grip
Taylor's & Company$794.99The Birdshead Cattleman features the uniquely shaped birdshead grip on a new model forged frame. With its small "belly-gun" look the Birdshead model is a great addition to any collection. Features:...
Description
This Remington Conversion is a perfect reproduction from the historic period when popular black powder revolvers were being converted into cartridge revolvers. Although manufactured as a an already converted cartridge revolver, these copies still feature an easy transition from blackpowder to centerfire cartridges. The Remington Conversion in .45LC allows a shooter to switch from .45LC to .44 black powder by removing the breech plate, cartridge cylinder, and replacing them both with a spare black powder cylinder. Along with the original conversion design, these revolvers retain other original features: the forged frames are dovetailed to allow the loading gate assembly to slide into place and a modern ejector rod incorporated into the original black powder loading lever with a small notch cut into the loading lever itself.
