General Custer Revolver Non Firing Replica Gun - Collector's Classic Edition

This collector’s item is a one of a kind Civil War revolver featuring elegant engravings. This authentic weapon is an identical replica of the 1861 Navy Revolver carried by The General Custer during the Civil War.

 

This non-firing pistol works just like the original, you can cock the hammer and twirl the cylinder, and the locking pins and percussion cap will be revealed. Pull the trigger and experience the same satisfaction its owner must have felt in 1862.

 

The original engravings on each sides of the gun where added by no other than the famed 19th Century engraver L.D. Nimschke. The re-creation you see here is an exact replica of the original. Every details where re-created with amazing details. Even the letter “P”, which was placed adjacent to the serial number, calling for special handling so this weapon could be plated.

 

The Grip itself is one of the most beautiful parts of this gun with an intricate design of an eagle and shield.

 

If you are looking for one of the best replica available on the market, this Collector’s Classic is among the finest replica in the world today. Get yours now, stock are limited!

 

Quality: Absolutely Flawless

Functionality: Non Firing

 

This collectible replica gun is non-firing and cannot be modified to fire real ammunition. You absolutely need to be at least 18 years old in order to purchase this item.

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