Civil War 1851 Navy Engraved Non-Firing Revolver 2-Tone

Item Specifics:

• Brand: CA Classics
• Type: Non-Firing Replica Revolver
• Model: M1851 Navy
• Era: American Civil War / 19th Century
• Material: Metal & Wood
• Color: Dual-Tone Finish (Brass & Black) with Wooden Grip
• Overall Length: Approx. 13.5 inches
• Weight: Approx. 2.5 lbs
• Functionality: Non-Firing, Movable Cylinder, Trigger & Hammer

Description:

Own a piece of Civil War history with this Replica M1851 Navy Revolver, a non-firing reproduction of one of the most iconic sidearms of the 19th century. Featuring a dual-tone brass and black-finish barrel, authentic wooden grips, and a functional rotating cylinder, this finely crafted replica is a must-have for collectors, reenactors, and historical firearm enthusiasts.

Historical Background:

The Colt M1851 Navy Revolver was widely used during the American Civil War, carried by both Union and Confederate officers, cavalrymen, and gunslingers. Designed by Samuel Colt and introduced in 1851, this .36 caliber black powder revolver gained popularity for its accuracy, balance, and dependability in battle.

Favored by famous figures such as Wild Bill Hickok and Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart, the M1851 Navy became a staple of the American frontier long after the Civil War ended. The dual-tone finish seen on this model was a mark of distinction, often found on presentation pistols, officer-issued firearms, and privately owned revolvers.

Product Features:

• Authentic Civil War Design: Dual-tone brass and black finish with wooden grips.
• Functional Moving Parts: Rotating cylinder, working hammer, and trigger mechanism.
• Perfect for Display & Reenactments: Ideal for Civil War collectors, historical reenactments, and film productions.
• Non-Firing & Legal to Own: No FFL required – cannot chamber or fire live ammunition.

Why Choose This Replica?

This Replica M1851 Navy Revolver is a must-have for Civil War historians, collectors, and reenactors. Whether you’re looking for an authentic display piece, a historically accurate film prop, or a collector’s item celebrating 19th-century American firearms, this non-firing reproduction revolver delivers exceptional craftsmanship and historical significance.