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Confederate Griswold & Gunnison Revolver (Brass) - USA 1860
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Confederate Griswold & Gunnison Revolver (Brass) - USA 1860
Own a piece of American Civil War history with the Confederate Griswold & Gunnison Revolver (Brass).
This replica is made of metal and wood, with a simulated loading and firing mechanism and a rotating cylinder, finished with the distinctive brass frame of the original.
Inspired by the Colt 1851 Navy, the Griswold & Gunnison was the Confederacy’s answer to a shortage of steel – its distinctive frame was cast in brass, often melted down from church bells. Around 3,700 of these six-shot .36 calibre percussion revolvers were made between 1862 and 1864, making it the most widely produced Confederate revolver. Fans of Hell on Wheels will recognise it as the sidearm of Cullen Bohannon.
✨ Why This Deserves a Place in Your Collection:
- 🏛️ Historical Reproduction: Based on the Confederate Griswold & Gunnison revolver of the 1860s.
- ✨ Finish: Brass-effect frame with black barrel and cylinder.
- 🔄 Working Action: Simulated loading and firing mechanism with rotating cylinder.
- 📏 Size: 35 cm long, approx. 975 g.
| Denix reference | 1083/L |
| Overall length | 35 cm |
| Weight | 0.975 kg |
| Materials | Metal and wood |
| Finish | Brass and black |
| Mechanism | Simulated loading and firing mechanism, rotating cylinder |
The Lore on Display
A must for Civil War re-enactors, Old West fans and revolver collectors.
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🏛️ Historical Imitation Firearm (Pre-1870 Design)
This item is a decorative historical replica styled after firearm designs prior to 1870. It is completely inert and non-functional, designed solely for historical display, theatrical reenactment, or costume use, and cannot discharge ammunition.
Age Guidance (18+): Sold strictly to adults aged 18 years and over.
- Non-functional prop/replica — not a working firearm.
- Responsible transport and domestic storage are required. Imitation firearms should never be carried openly in public.