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The Colt 1861's exceptional balance made for superior handling. It saw extensive use during the Civil War and across the frontiers of America until the introduction of revolvers that used metallic cartridges. The Colt 1861's recoil was not as stout as that of .44-caliber revolvers of the time, making it popular with cavalry officers. It was typically carried with all six rounds loaded and the hammer resting on a safety pin between cap nipples. Union Army General George McClellan owned a Colt 1861 that is now displayed at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Our 1861 Navy Steel Frame .36-caliber Revolver is a robust and fully functional replica. Our version sports a color case-hardened frame, an 8" blued barrel with walnut grips, Overall length: 14". Weight: 2 lbs. 11 oz Made by Pietta These Firing Reproduction Weapons actually fire a Lead Ball using Black Powder and a Percussion cap exactly like the Original Weapons they Replicate. You must be 18 or older to order one. No license is required.
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