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Denix 1849 Dragoon Non-Firing Prop Revolver In Nickel

Denix 1849 Dragoon Non-Firing Prop Revolver In Nickel

Regular price $48.99 USD
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Item Specifics:

  • Brand: Denix
  • Type: Non-Firing Replica Revolver
  • Model: M1849 Pocket Revolver
  • Era: 19th Century / Old West
  • Material: Metal & Wood
  • Color: Nickel Finish with Wooden Grips
  • Overall Length: Approx. 9 inches
  • Weight: Approx. 1.5 lbs
  • Functionality: Non-Firing, Movable Cylinder, Trigger & Hammer

Description:

The Replica M1849 Pocket Revolver is a faithful non-firing reproduction of one of the most widely carried handguns of the 19th century. Featuring a polished nickel finish, real wooden grips, and a functional rotating cylinder, this replica perfectly captures the elegance and practicality of the original firearm. Designed for concealability and ease of carry, this revolver is a must-have for collectors, Old West enthusiasts, and reenactors.

Historical Background:

First introduced by Colt in 1849, the M1849 Pocket Revolver became one of the best-selling handguns of the 19th century, widely used for personal protection, law enforcement, and frontier defense. Chambered in .31 caliber, it was smaller and more compact than full-sized revolvers, making it ideal for civilians, gamblers, and traveling merchants who needed a reliable and easily concealed sidearm.

The M1849 was carried by pioneers, lawmen, and even Civil War soldiers as a backup weapon. Its popularity extended well into the post-Civil War era, where it was often seen in the hands of saloon patrons, stagecoach travelers, and city dwellers in search of personal defense.

Seen in Popular Films & TV Shows:

The M1849 Pocket Revolver has appeared in numerous Westerns and historical films, including:

  • Deadwood (HBO) – Carried by saloon owners and gamblers in the lawless frontier.
  • Tombstone (1993) – Used by citizens and outlaws alike in the Old West.
  • The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1966) – Seen in concealed carry situations.
  • True Grit (2010) – Featured as a backup weapon in the Western frontier.
  • Maverick (1994) – Wielded in gambling halls and riverboats.

Product Features:

  • Authentic 19th Century Design: Classic nickel-finished frame with a polished wooden grip.
  • Functional Moving Parts: Rotating cylinder, working hammer, and trigger for realistic handling.
  • Perfect for Display & Reenactments: Ideal for collectors, Old West reenactments, and film productions.
  • Non-Firing & Legal to Own: No FFL required – cannot chamber or fire live ammunition.

Legal Disclaimer:

This is a non-firing replica and cannot be modified to fire live ammunition. Please check local laws before purchasing.

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