Pietta 1862 Dance & Brothers Steel .44 Revolver is an authentic replica of the firearm used by the Confederacy during the American Civil War. Inspired by revolvers produced by the Dance brothers in Texas, this model features a classic design and robust craftsmanship, making it an excellent choice for collectors, historical reenactors, and black powder firearm enthusiasts.

Durable construction – the revolver features a full-steel frame, ensuring longevity and resilience. The barrel and cylinder are made of blued steel, offering corrosion resistance while enhancing the historical character of the firearm.

Trigger mechanism – the Single Action (SA) system requires manual cocking of the hammer before each shot, providing greater shooting accuracy and an authentic experience true to 19th-century firearms.

Grip – crafted from walnut wood, the grip offers a comfortable and stable hold. Its classic profile enhances weapon control and shooting precision.

Historical significance – revolvers manufactured by Dance & Brothers were rare on Civil War battlefields, making this model a unique addition for historical firearm enthusiasts. The absence of a forward frame extension distinguishes it from standard Colt revolvers, giving it a distinctive look.

Technical specifications:
Product number: DAN44
Caliber: .44
Action type: Single Action (SA)
Barrel length: 203.0 mm / 7.99"
Overall length: 375.0 mm / 14.76"
Weight: 1200.0 g / 42.33 oz
Frame material: Blued steel
Barrel and cylinder material: Blued steel
Grip: Walnut wood
Manufacturer: Pietta, Italy

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