M1860 Army Issue Revolver Brass

During the Civil War, the Union Army purchased almost 130,000 pieces of the M1860 percussion revolver, making it the most-used revolver in the conflict. Enterprising Confederate armories were quick to appropriate the design and produce the piece for Southern troops. The gun was a .44 caliber, six shot, front-loader that took linen or paper cartridges. This non-firing replica has the handling characteristics of the original, with functional lock and loading mechanisms.

Please note that this replica firearm is completely decorative. While it has moving parts, it cannot be made to fire live ammo and should not be excessively dry-fired.

Key Features:

• Non-fireable, decorative replica
• Functional lock mechanism
• Accurate detailing
• Correct size and weight

Materials:

• Made from a zinc alloy

Measurements:

• Barrel Length: 7.75 Inches
• Overall Length: 14.625 Inches
• Weight: 2 lbs. 8 oz.