The 1873 Cattleman is a modern reproduction of Colt’s famous Single Action Army (SAA) revolver. Initially developed for the US Army, it became universally praised by the troops and later earned the nickname of “Peacemaker” from lawmen and outlaws alike.

The Cattleman Revolver features a 6-shot cylinder and spring-loaded cylinder-pin retainer for easy maintenance. A retractable firing pin adds additional safety by not locking into the firing position until the trigger is pulled. Collectors and shooters alike looking for an affordable reproduction will appreciate this treasured piece of American history whether it's in the field, on the range, or for the display case.

The Buntline models are reproductions of the iconic but extremely rare "Buntline Specials" given by dime novelist Ned Buntline to Old West celebrities like Wyatt Earp, of which only 18 exist in the world today. The revolvers feature unique 18-inch barrels and are chambered in .45 Long Colt. Each revolver is finished with case-hardened frames and blued barrels and is paired with walnut grips.