Model 1851 Navy

“The Model 1851 Navy revolver  and Southern made copies were used in the Civil War. By both sides. And is Known to have been used by John Singleton Mosby, Wild Bill Hitchcock and Buffalo Bill Cody along with thousands of others.

Basically the Walker model was copied and scaled down to 36 cal. Which led to one of the most popular cap and ball black powder revolvers of all time. Early prototypes were made in 1850, with full production beginning in 1851. and it is still in production today.” (James Rhodes: History of Victorian Firearms) 

 

 This metal reproduction has a coating to give it the look of aged brass. and moving parts. but can  NOT be made to fire .

 Overall Length: 13 " 

metal with plaxstic grips

Display Stand

Cylinder rotates , hammer cocks, trigger pulls

sold out more on the way $25.00