Pietta manufactures top of the line historical reproduction pistols that are nearly identical to the original period pistols. This Engraved Pietta™ 1862 Dance is a .44 caliber revolver, that uses a single-action trigger. The Dance Revolver also offers a drop-out cylinder that offers quick reloading. This replica 1862 Dance Pistol utilizes a steel mainframe and brass trigger guard. The revolvers engraved cylinder, and round barrel are constructed of steel. The Pietta™ 1862 Dance Black Powder Revolver comes with fixed front and rear sights. Features Steel barrel and cylinder Steel frame Brass trigger guard Round barrel Walnut grips Fixed sights

The Remington 1858 revolver was a groundbreaking innovation at its conception. Available in a variety of calibers this pistol revolutionized the handgun industry and kick-started a journey of pistol progression that has led us to where we are today. Pietta has brought this beautiful revolver back to glory in a masterfully crafted authentic reproduction of the original Remington 1858 revolver. The General Custer model features beautifully done laser engravings and a white polymer grips to nicely accent the nickel-coated frame and barrel. The pistol is a reproduction of one of the revolvers favored by General Custer and is sure to catch attention at the range. This model is undoubtedly one of the most elegant reproduction pistols in the Pietta lineup and is a must-have for any collector.

The Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol Kit is a classic historical replica of one of the most notorious pocket pistols ever created. Designed in the early 1800's by John Henry Derringer the pistol that would come to bear his name would become a national icon and play a tragic role in American history, as it was used in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Created by Derringer the pistol was designed to offer citizens a compact and easy to carry self-defense pistol that was both small and accurate to a short range but most importantly easy to carry on a daily basis. The pistols iconic design has a large variety of forms and barrel lengths, however, Pedersoli® has masterfully crafted the Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol Kit to the original specks first drafted by John Henry Derringer. The Pistol kit comes with all of the needed components to assemble a fully functional Derringer Pistol. However, a small amount of sanding and carving may be necessary to achieve a proper fit of all components within the stock. One of the great benefits of building a gun kit yourself is the ability to finish the stock in any way you see fit, the unfinished wood stock is ready for the stain and finish of your choice once all sanding has been completed. In addition to the ability to custom create your own masterpiece, you get the great sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that only comes from building something with your own two hands. The Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol Kit comes with the originally designed 3 1/16" barrel, case hardened steel components and percussion lock and beautiful brass furnishings. The barrel is a .45 caliber smoothbore barrel that is designed to shoot a patch and ball. The percussion lock accepts a #11 percussion cap for firing. The pistol weighs an extremely light 0.54 lbs and is perfect for historical reenactments, target shooting or display. When it comes to quality products Pedersoli is the worldwide leader in high-end historical reproductions of antique firearms, making their products some of the most sought after on the market today. The Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol Kit is a world-class product that is sure to last for generations to come and is a must-have for any history buff, gun enthusiast and sportsmen/women alike.

This exquisite 1858 New Army Buffalo Bill revolver, is a captivating rendition of the iconic 1858 model that stands as a testament to innovation and craftsmanship. Pietta has meticulously recreated this historical masterpiece, paying homage to its groundbreaking origins while infusing it with modern precision and artistry. The 1858 New Army Buffalo Bill revolver embodies a pivotal moment in handgun history, heralding a new era of innovation that continues to shape the landscape of firearms technology. Adorned with lavish wooden grips, the revolver exudes a sense of elegance and refinement. The contrast of blued steel against intricate gold filigree designs gracing the barrel, frame, and cylinder elevates its aesthetic appeal. Each element is meticulously crafted, capturing the essence of the Wild West era and paying homage to the legendary Buffalo Bill. As a commemorative piece honoring Buffalo Bill's Wild West legacy, this revolver serves as a captivating addition to any collection. Whether proudly displayed in a showcase or wielded with reverence, it commands attention and admiration. Yet, beyond its role as a stunning display piece, the 1858 New Army Buffalo Bill revolver remains fully functional, beckoning enthusiasts to experience its remarkable performance firsthand. With Pietta's unwavering dedication to authenticity and quality, this exquisite reproduction embodies the spirit of adventure and craftsmanship that defined an era. Whether cherished as a collector's item or cherished for its exceptional shooting capabilities, the 1858 New Army Buffalo Bill revolver stands as a timeless symbol of ingenuity and heritage. Experience the legacy, embrace the craftsmanship, and celebrate the spirit of the Wild West with this extraordinary piece of history.

The Remington 1858 revolver was a groundbreaking innovation at its conception. Available in a variety of calibers this pistol revolutionized the handgun industry and kick-started a journey of pistol progression that has led us to where we are today. Pietta has brought this beautiful revolver back to glory in a masterfully crafted authentic reproduction of the original Remington 1858 revolver. The Pietta 1858 Remington Target Revolver features a longer 7.5" octagon barrel, nickel finish on the loading lever, frame and barrel, walnut grips, brass trigger guard and smooth operating hammer. This model comes with target sights for better precision and accuracy. It is a single-action cap and ball black powder pistol and holds a maximum capacity of 6 shots. The nickel plating really makes this pistol shine and is sure to be a hit at the range, rendezvous or on the wall.

The Remington 1858 revolver was a groundbreaking innovation at its conception. Available in a variety of calibers this pistol revolutionized the handgun industry and kick-started a journey of pistol progression that has led us to where we are today. Pietta has brought this beautiful revolver back to glory in a masterfully crafted authentic reproduction of the original Remington 1858 revolver. This Pietta 1858 Remington Sheriff Revolver features a shorter 5.5" barrel, stainless steel frame, loading lever, walnut grips, and smooth operating hammer. This revolver is a single action cap and ball black powder pistol and holds a maximum capacity of 6 shots. With this revolver, you can get a piece of history in your hands and learn what it was like for our forefathers as they settled this great nation we know and love.

The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol Kit sports a rear adjustable elevation sight and a fixed dovetail blade front sight. The pistol also features a wooden ramrod for easy loading and cleaning. This model is a .45 caliber with percussion ignition. The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol was a favorite of bounty hunters due to its longer barrel, which provided better accuracy at long distances. This Muzzleloader Pistols' barrel length and styling set it apart from other pistols of the era. One of the best ways to get a real hands-on muzzleloading experience is to build it yourself! Easy-to-read instructions guide you through the building process to a finished product. There is no greater feeling of accomplishment than knowing you built the rifle or pistol you enjoy shooting so much! This authentic reproduction nineteenth-century pistol, the Bounty Hunter Pistol features an ergonomic, walnut bird's head grip, 16 3/6" steel octagonal barrel that comes with a 1:18" twist rate with 12 grooves. The Pedersoli™ Bounty Hunter features case-hardened hammer and lock plate furniture as well as a brass trigger guard. Features Long 16 3/8" barrel Walnut bird's head grip Brass trigger guard Octagonal barrel Made In Italy

The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol Kit sports a rear adjustable elevation sight and a fixed dovetail blade front sight. The pistol also features a wooden ramrod for easy loading and cleaning. This model is a .50 caliber with percussion ignition. The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol was a favorite of bounty hunters due to its longer barrel, which provided better accuracy at long distances. This Muzzleloader Pistols' barrel length and styling set it apart from other pistols of the era. One of the best ways to get a real hands-on muzzleloading experience is to build it yourself! Easy-to-read instructions guide you through the building process to a finished product. There is no greater feeling of accomplishment than knowing you built the rifle or pistol you enjoy shooting so much! This authentic reproduction nineteenth-century pistol, the Bounty Hunter Pistol features an ergonomic, walnut bird's head grip, 16 3/6" steel octagonal barrel that comes with a 1:18" twist rate with 12 grooves. The Pedersoli™ Bounty Hunter features case-hardened hammer and lock plate furniture as well as a brass trigger guard. Features Long 16 3/8" barrel Walnut bird's head grip Brass trigger guard Octagonal barrel Made In Italy

The .45 Caliber Pedersoli™ Kentucky Percussion Pistol is a beautifully crafted reproduction of an iconic American firearm, cherished by pioneers and early 19th-century explorers. This pistol, which gained fame during the Battle of New Orleans and was a favorite of Davy Crockett during his militia days, is celebrated for its superb handling and balance, making it a preferred choice from 1750 to 1850. The pistol is further enhanced by a beautiful lock plate, a fixed sight, and brass ramrod thimbles, making it a prized possession for both collectors and those new to muzzleloading. The .45 Cal Pedersoli™ Kentucky Pistol is not just a piece of history; it’s a high-performing firearm designed to meet the needs of both serious shooters and weekend enthusiasts. The .45 caliber percussion model features a 10 3/8" barrel with a 1:18" twist rate, and the pistol weighs in at a manageable 2.31 lbs, with an overall length of 15 3/8". Whether displayed as part of a collection or taken to the range for target practice, this Kentucky Pistol is a timeless addition to any firearm enthusiast’s arsenal.

The Traditions™ 1851 Navy Revolver features an engraved nickel barrel and black wooden laminate stock. Union Army soldiers and mounted soldiers were typically issued these sidearm revolvers designed for the time. They relied heavily on these revolvers for short range and close quarters combat. The revolver was unique and highly sought-after because it had the ability to fire several rounds per minute before having to reload. Revolvers were typically issued as the sidearm of choice to officers and mounted soldiers. However some were purchased privately or found scattered on the battlefield by infantrymen. Distinguished by its octagon barrel and lever style loader, the Navy Model 1851 Revolver helped to begin both the expansion of the West and the Civil War. The 1851 Revolver is commonly considered to be one of gunfighter “Wild Bill” Hickok’s favorite handguns. The British government licensed the manufacturing rights and produced what is commonly known as the London Model. This rendition of the classic .36 caliber 1851 Navy revolver features the shorter 4" barrel in a silver finish that features beautiful laser engraved designs. The grips are a brilliant white polymer and the trigger guard is brass giving this pistol a truly stunning apperance. This gun is not only highly sought after by collectors but it is also fully functional and is lots of fun to shoot.

The Remington 1858 revolver was a groundbreaking innovation at its conception. Available in a variety of calibers this pistol revolutionized the handgun industry and kick-started a journey of pistol progression that has led us to where we are today. Pietta has brought this beautiful revolver back to glory in a masterfully crafted authentic reproduction of the original Remington 1858 revolver. The .44 Caliber Pietta™ Buffalo Revolver features a 12” octagon barrel and adjustable sights making the Buffalo model different from all the rest. This revolver has a stainless steel frame, brass trigger guard, and walnut grip. It is .44 caliber and has adjustable target sights. This revolver is 17" in length and weighs 2.75 lbs. If you are looking for a hard-hitting hand gun look no further than the Buffalo revolver.

The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol was a favorite of bounty hunters due to its longer barrel, which provided better accuracy at long distances. This Muzzleloader Pistols' barrel length and styling set it apart from other pistols of the era. This authentic reproduction nineteenth-century pistol, the Bounty Hunter Pistol features an ergonomic, walnut bird's head grip, 16 3/6" blued steel octagonal barrel that comes with a 1:18" twist rate with 12 grooves. The Pedersoli™ Bounty Hunter features case-hardened hammer and lock plate furniture as well as a brass trigger guard. The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol sports a rear adjustable elevation sight and a fixed dovetail blade front sight. The pistol also features a wooden ramrod for easy loading and cleaning. This model is a .45 caliber with percussion ignition. Features Long 16 3/8" barrel Walnut bird's head grip Brass trigger guard Blued octagonal barrel Made In Italy

The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol was a favorite of bounty hunters due to its longer barrel, which provided better accuracy at long distances. This Muzzleloader Pistols' barrel length and styling set it apart from other pistols of the era. This authentic reproduction nineteenth-century pistol, the Bounty Hunter Pistol features an ergonomic, walnut bird's head grip, 16 3/6" blued steel octagonal barrel that comes with a 1:18" twist rate with 12 grooves. The Pedersoli™ Bounty Hunter features case-hardened hammer and lock plate furniture as well as a brass trigger guard. The Pedersoli® Bounty Hunter Pistol sports a rear adjustable elevation sight and a fixed dovetail blade front sight. The pistol also features a wooden ramrod for easy loading and cleaning. This is a .50 caliber model with percussion ignition. Features Long 16 3/8" barrel Walnut bird's head grip Brass trigger guard Blued octagonal barrel Made In Italy

The Pedersoli™ Harper's Ferry Percussion Pistol is a modified reproduction of the original 1805 pistol. The Harper’s Ferry Pistol was the first pistol manufactured by the American Government to equip the Navy. Named after Harper's Ferry, Virginia, where an armory and arsenal were built to produce these pistols, it holds a significant place in American history. The armory was destroyed during the Civil War and was never rebuilt, making this reproduction an important tribute to a bygone era. These pistols are an excellent choice for target shooters, offering superb quality at great value. The Pedersoli™ Harper's Ferry Percussion Pistol features a hand-crafted walnut stock with brass accents, adding both elegance and durability. The pistol is equipped with a 10.1" chromed and glazed barrel and a case-hardened lock plate. It comes in a .54 caliber barrel with a percussion ignition system. The rifled barrel has a 1:48" twist rate, ideal for round balls, and is complemented by a wooden ramrod and blade front sights for accurate target acquisition. The Pedersoli™ Harper's Ferry Pistol is designed for shooters who desire an authentic traditional experience. With an overall length of 16.125" and a weight of 2.53 lbs, this pistol is a balanced and historically significant addition to any firearm collection.

The Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol with Wood Case is a classic historical replica of one of the most notorious pocket pistols ever created. Designed in the early 1800's by John Henry Derringer the pistol that would come to bear his name would become a national icon and play a tragic role in American history, as it was used in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Created by Derringer the pistol was designed to offer citizens a compact and easy to carry self-defense pistol that was both small and accurate to a short range but most importantly easy to carry on a daily basis. The pistols iconic design has a large variety of forms and barrel lengths, however, Pedersoli® has masterfully crafted the Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol to the original specks first drafted by John Henry Derringer. This Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol comes in a beautiful hardwood case and includes a powder flask and loading ramrod for convenient storage and displays. The hardwood case features perfectly sized cutouts to accommodate the pistol, powder flask, and ramrod. Additionally, the case features brass hinges and a brass front locking mechanism for a simple yet elegant look and feel. The Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol Kit comes with the originally designed 3 1/16" barrel, case hardened steel components and percussion lock and beautiful brass furnishings. The barrel is a .45 caliber smoothbore barrel that is designed to shoot a patch and ball. The percussion lock accepts a #11 percussion cap for firing. The pistol weighs an extremely light 0.54 lbs and is perfect for historical reenactments, target shooting or display. When it comes to quality products Pedersoli is the worldwide leader in high-end historical reproductions of antique firearms, making their products some of the most sought after on the market today. The Pedersoli® Philadelphia Derringer Pistol Kit is a world-class product that is sure to last for generations to come and is a must-have for any history buff, gun enthusiast and sportsmen/women alike.

Pedersoli™ Continental Dueling Pistol is a reproduction of Mid-European styled dueling pistols. These pistols are great for target shooters, offering excellent quality at a great value. The Continental Pistol features an 11.1" rust brown barrel and checkered pistol grip stock. The stock is made from premium walnut hardwoods and gives the pistol a distinctive look. The Pedersoli™ Continental Pistol also sports a case-hardened lock plate and comes in a .45 caliber percussion ignition. Both of the pistols sights are windage adjustable, allowing you to dial in on your target. The Continental Pistols barrel comes with a 1:18 rate of twist with 12-groove rifling. The pistol is designed to work with round balls and uses .445" diameter rounds. The Pedersoli™ Continental Dueling Pistol in .45 Caliber Percussion is made for those shooters who want to a true traditional experience. The Pistol is 16.35" in overall length and weighs in at 2.2 lbs. #html-body [data-pb-style="607FD7CBE3AFD"]{justify-content: flex-start; display: flex; flex-direction: column; background-position: left top; background-size: cover; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-attachment: scroll; border-style: none; border-width: 1px; border-radius: 0px; margin: 0px 0px 10px; padding: 10px;}#html-body [data-pb-style="607FD7CBE3B14"]{border-style: none; border-width: 1px; border-radius: 0px; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;}

The Pedersoli™ Howdah Hunter Percussion Shotgun Pistol was popular with European explorers in the expansive jungles of India and Burma in the mid-1800s. The shotgun pistol is named for the "howdah" or basket that was set atop an elephant on such explorations. On a typical excursion, explorers and soldiers were part of an elephant caravan. Wild tigers could scale the side of a slow-moving elephant in the blink of an eye. To combat surprise attacks, the Howdah-style side-by-side pistol was invented. The Pedersoli™ Howdah Shotgun Pistol features twin 20-ga. smoothbore barrels that can be loaded with buckshot, a single slug, or the devastating "buck and ball"-load common in big-bore muzzleloaders used on dangerous game of the time. The Howdah Shotgun Pistol sports an ergonomic checkered walnut grip and recoil-combating end-cap counterweight. The pistol's case-hardened lockplates are engraved with wild animal scenes and are a beautiful counterpoint to the 11.25" blued barrels. Twin-barrel design Percussion ignition Compatible with buckshot, slugs, or buck-and-ball loads Checkered walnut grip End-cap counterweight Case-hardened lockplates Twin blued barrels

The Pedersoli® 1850 Underhammer Cook Target Pistol is user-friendly and well-balanced. This balance sets the pistol apart from other pistols of the era and helps it perform well in competition shooting. The authentic reproduction nineteenth-century pistol, the Underhammer Cook pistol meets all the M.L.A.I.C guidelines for sport shooting. The Cook Underhammer Pistol features an ergonomic, stained walnut grip, 8 1/6" blued barrel that comes with a 1:18" twist rate with 7 grooves. The easily removable barrel is seated to the frame by a conical hardened pin. The Cook trigger guard is the pistol's mainspring, activating the underhammer percussion ignition system. The Pedersoli® Underhammer Cook pistol sports a rear adjustable elevation sight and a front windage adjustable sight.

The Pietta™ Le Mat Revolver is a legendary black powder revolver, celebrated for its distinctive design and historical significance. The Le Mat was a preferred sidearm among Confederate cavalry officers. This reproduction is a .44 caliber nine-shot revolver, that also features a 20GA single-shot barrel underneath the main barrel. Unlike traditional black powder revolvers, the Le Mat stands out with its unique dual-barrel system, allowing the shot barrel to be fired by cocking the hammer and flipping down the hammer nose to strike the lower nipple. The Cavalry model of the Le Mat revolver was designed with high-quality materials, including a case-hardened hammer and trigger, blued steel components and a checkered walnut two-piece grip. A lanyard ring adds practicality, while the spurred trigger guard enhances control and handling. Additionally, the Pietta™ Le Mat Revolver offers easy disassembly through a takedown lever and barrel assembly screw, making maintenance more convenient compared to other wedge-retained revolvers. This famous revolver is a must-have for any black powder collection, offering both historical charm and elite craftsmanship from Pietta. Features Steel barrel and cylinder Steel frame Spurred trigger guard .44 Caliber revolver 20 Gauge single-shot barrel Walnut grips Post sight

The Pedersoli™ Howdah Hunter Flintlock Shotgun Pistol was popular with European explorers in the expansive jungles of India and Burma in the mid-1800s. The shotgun pistol is named for the "howdah" or basket that was set atop an elephant on such explorations. On a typical excursion, explorers and soldiers were part of an elephant caravan. Wild tigers could scale the side of a slow-moving elephant in the blink of an eye. To combat surprise attacks, the Howdah-style side-by-side pistol was invented. The Pedersoli™ Howdah Shotgun Pistol features twin 20-ga. smoothbore barrels that can be loaded with buckshot, a single slug, or the devastating "buck and ball"-load common in big-bore muzzleloaders used on dangerous game of the time. The Howdah Shotgun Pistol sports an ergonomic checkered walnut grip and recoil-combating end-cap counterweight. The pistol's case-hardened lockplates are a beautiful counterpoint to the 11.25" browned barrels. Twin-barrel design Big-bore pistol was popular in the 1800s Compatible with buckshot, slugs, or buck-and-ball loads Checkered walnut grip End-cap counterweight Case-hardened lockplates Twin browned barrels