Traditions SAT73005 1873 Frontier 357 Mag 6rd 3.50″ Blued Cylinder & Barrel Color Case Hardened Steel Frame Walnut Navy Size Grip

SKU: LIP|TDSAT73-005UPC: 040589022734Mfr. Part #: SAT73-005

$640.99

Traditions SAT73005 1873 Frontier 357 Mag 6rd 3.50″ Blued Cylinder & Barrel Color Case Hardened Steel Frame Walnut Navy Size Grip

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Description

The Traditions 1873 Frontier model is a reproduction of the original Colt 1873 which was produced in a number of models from the single action Army Peacemaker: one piece walnut grips, color case hardened frame, and lightning fast draw. Chambered in .357 magnum, single action, six round capacity, fixed blade sight, and blued.

Additional information

upc

040589022734

manufacturer

Turner Fabrications

Manufacturer Part Number

SAT73-005

Action

Single Action

ATF Type

Revolver

Barrel Length

3.5"

Caliber/Gauge

.357 Magnum

Capacity

6

Length

9.5

Package Height

6.5

Package Width

2.75

Product Type

Revolver

Shipping Weight

2.95

Sights

Fixed

Barrel Finish

BLUED

Sights Type

FIXED

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