Pistols/Revolvers

Uberti® is today’s oldest-running manufacturer of Old West firearms. The 1849 Wells Fargo fed an increasing demand for smaller sized revolvers among the civilian population, becoming a very popular item for Colt®. 5-shot cylinderCase-hardened...

Uberti® 1848 3rd Model Dragoon 44 Cal. Black Powder Revolver utilizes square cylinder slots and has a rounded trigger guard. The Dragoons were the first Colt revolvers to feature a latch for the loading lever. This prevented the loading lever from...

Uberti® 1860 Army Steel 44 Cal. Black Powder Revolver features fluted cylinders and a "creeping" loading lever for easier loading. To seat loads in the cylinder, the loading lever is pulled downwards. This causes the ram-rod to move through the frame and...

The 1847 Walker design called for a larger frame for increased powder capacity and the strength to fire a 44 caliber bullet. It can hold up to 60 grains of black powder and offers easy access to the percussion caps. The Walker was one of the first...

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. Reproduction of...

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...

The 1851 Navy is from Traditions Yankee Revolver line. 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...

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...