Traditions 1860 Army Black Powder Revolver
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Some guns are owned. Others are inherited from history, and this pattern carried an army.
Modern handguns ask little of the shooter, and this one asks you to load it by hand and earn each shot.
The Union Sidearm: The 1860 was the mainstay of the Union Army and stayed in Army posts and on the frontier long after the war. You hold the same lines those soldiers held.
Every Shot Earned: You load each chamber by hand. Then you cock the hammer, settle the blade in the hammer notch, and send a .44 caliber ball downrange through the smoke.
Weight That Steadies: At 2.75 pounds with an 8-inch round barrel, it hangs steady at arm's length. The sights settle and stay.
Finished Like the Original: It wears a blued barrel, a color-case hardened steel frame, a brass guard, and a walnut grip. It looks right on the range and right on the wall.
Power With a Record: The .44 caliber 1860 was as powerful as it was popular. That reputation was earned in service, not written in a catalog.
Shoot it the way it was meant to be shot, slowly and on purpose.
