Traditions 1851 Colt Navy .44 Cal Black Powder Revolver - 7.375" Blued Octagonal Barrel, Steel Frame, Brass Guard, Walnut Grip

The Traditions 1851 Colt Navy is a .44 caliber black powder revolver that pays homage to the weapon favored by legendary gunfighter "Wild Bill" Hickok. Known for its role in the Civil War and the Westward Expansion, the 1851 Colt Navy holds a significant place in American history. This revolver's unique ability to fire several rounds per minute without requiring immediate reloading made it a preferred choice for Union Army officers and mounted soldiers.

The model features a 7.375-inch blued octagonal barrel, adding both aesthetics and precision. The steel frame is case-hardened for additional durability and is complemented by a brass guard that adds a touch of historical authenticity. Walnut grips provide a comfortable and secure hold, while the hammer and blade sights assist in quick target acquisition.

With an overall length of 13.5 inches and a weight of just 2.5 pounds, this revolver is not only historical but also practical for black powder enthusiasts. Whether you're a collector or reenactor, the Traditions 1851 Navy offers a chance to own a piece of American history with functional and aesthetic appeal.

Features:
Caliber: .44 Black Powder
Action: Single
Barrel Length: 7.375" Blued Octagonal
Frame: Case-Hardened Steel
Guard: Brass
Grip: Walnut
Sights: Hammer/Blade
Overall Length: 13.5 inches
Weight: 2.5 pounds
Specifications:
Manufacturer: Traditions
Model: 1851 Colt Navy
Part Number: FR18511
Capture the essence of American heritage with the Traditions 1851 Colt Navy black powder revolver, a classic that provides both historical significance and modern craftsmanship.