Denix
| SKU | Designation | French Law | Length (cm) | Weight (g) | MSRP | Stock |
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| SKU XP1040L | Designation Navy 1851 Revolver | French Law Vente libre | Length (cm) 35 | Weight (g) 1568 |
MSRP
106.00 € incl. tax
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Available
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The available products can be ordered by your gunsmith who will be delivered in 24 / 48h, out of stock products are being replenished, but your gunsmith may have in stock, ask!
Replica not shooting, for decoration only. All functional moving parts.
Faithful manufacturing and quality, wood and metal. Realistic dimensions and weight.
Replica delivered alone without support.
Imitation of the Navy revolver from the Civil War, made of metal and wood, with a simulated loading and firing mechanism, and a rotating cylinder.
The Navy revolver, designed by Samuel Colt, is a .36 caliber percussion firearm with a six-shot cylinder. Its balance, accuracy, and reliability quickly made it one of the most popular firearms of the 19th century, both with the military and civilians.
During the American Civil War, both sides used it because of its effectiveness in combat. Its design allowed for a comfortable grip and relatively fast reloading for the time, making it an ideal weapon on the battlefield.
In the world of entertainment and fiction, the Colt Navy has appeared in numerous Western films. In *The Outlaw Josey Wales* (1976), Clint Eastwood uses it as his primary weapon in the role of Josey Wales. It also appears in *Tombstone* (1993), where Val Kilmer's character, Doc Holliday, uses it in several memorable duels. In Sergio Leone's iconic Dollars Trilogy, the legendary "Man with No Name," portrayed by Clint Eastwood, carries a modified Colt Navy, cementing its status as a mythical weapon of the Wild West.
It can also be found in video games, notably Red Dead Redemption 2, where players can relive the history of the Wild West with striking realism.
A must-have for collectors and fans of Western history!