Replica of Pepperbox Revolver

Reproduction of an Iconic Firearm

This detailed replica of a pepperbox revolver recreates a classic 19th-century design. Crafted from metal and wood-imitation grips, this revolver features six rotating barrels. The firing mechanism allows for simulated firing, making it an engaging collectible.

What is a Pepperbox Revolver?

A pepperbox revolver, also known as a "pepper-pot," is a multi-shot firearm with three or more barrels grouped around a central axis. This type of weapon was popular in the 1830s until the American Civil War.

• Authentic Design: Replica of a 6-barrel pepperbox revolver.
• Materials: Metal construction with wood-imitation grips.
• Functionality: Functional firing mechanism and rotating barrels.

Historical Significance

The pepperbox revolver was invented in the 1830s and mainly targeted the civilian market. Its popularity spread rapidly, especially in the United States until the Civil War. This replica captures the essence of that era.

A Collector's Piece

This unique replica is an exclusive addition to any collector's arsenal. With its historical design and functional mechanism, it is both interesting and beautiful to behold. Add this replica revolver to your collection. Explore more historical firearm replicas in our range, and don't miss our other offerings. Visit our homepage for more information.

Specifications

• Length: 22.5 cm
• Weight: 968 g