LeMat Confederate Civil War Revolver

This massive revolver was a favorite among Confederate troops. The LeMat Confederate Civil War Revolver was an absolute beast of a pistol, one that combined a hardy bullet with the impressive kick of a shotgun blast. Designed by Jean Alexander LeMat of New Orleans, this pistol was distinctive because it combined the features of a typical revolver with a shotgun. This pistol had a nine-shot cylinder, which ensured a fairly hefty level of firepower, while also featuring a single, smooth-bore barrel that housed a single shotgun shell, allowing for a very powerful blast to be delivered from point-blank range. This stunning Confederate pistol replica features an impressively detailed appearance that makes it seem real. The replica pistol features a working single action and loading lever, which means that the hammer cocks back and the trigger squeezes. That makes this replica an absolute blast to handle. It has a plain metal finish on the frame of the pistol, which only enhances its look, while the simulated checkered wood grip fits nicely in the hand. Please note that this is a decorative replica revolver and that in spite of its realistic look and its moving parts, it cannot be converted into a working firearm. Also, it should not be excessively dry fired. Confederate collectors will leap at the chance to include this LeMat Confederate Civil War Revolver in their own collection.

Key Features:

• A Non-Firing, Decorative Replica
• A Detailed Replica of the LeMat Revolver
• Has an Incredibly Real Look and Feel
• Features a Working Single Action and Loading Lever
• Has a Simulated Checkered Wood Grip and Metal Finish
• A Great Collectible, Prop Weapon, or Gift Idea

Measurements:

• Length: 14 Inches
• Weight: 3.6 lbs.