Pietta HF45CHS434NM 1873 Great Western II Californian 45 Colt (Long Colt) 6rd 4.75″ Blued Steel Barrel & Cylinder, Color Case Hardened Steel Frame, Walnut Grip, Exposed Hammer

SKU: TSW|125968UPC: 641996211201Mfr. Part #: HF45CHS434NM

$689.19

Pietta HF45CHS434NM 1873 Great Western II Californian 45 Colt (Long Colt) 6rd 4.75″ Blued Steel Barrel & Cylinder, Color Case Hardened Steel Frame, Walnut Grip, Exposed Hammer

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EMF’s 1873 Great Western II “Californian” gun features hammer forged steel barrel and frame that are drop forged and then CNC machined. Additionally, it has a wider rear and larger front sight for faster sight acquisition. Just like the original Colts, this “period correct” revolver has a floating firing pin in the hammer and casehardened frames. This combination of traditional aesthetics with the best modern technology makes the Great Western II the most sought after, durable and reliable single action revolver on the market.

Additional information

upc

641996211201

manufacturer

Pietta

Manufacturer Part Number

HF45CHS434NM

Action

Single Action

Barrel Finish

BLUED

Barrel Length

4.75"

Caliber/Gauge

45 Colt (Long Colt)

Capacity

6

Length

15

Shipping Weight

2.91

Sights

Blade Front

Sights Type

FIXED

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