Percussion Revolvers

Long before cartridges ruled the West, cap-and-ball percussion revolvers armed the Texas Rangers, Confederate and Union cavalry, and the frontiersmen who settled the American wilderness. Cimarron's Percussion Revolvers collection traces that black powder heritage from the massive 1847 Walker Dragoon — the revolver Texas Ranger Captain Sam Walker helped design with Colonel Sam Colt himself — through the 1851 and 1861 Navy models, the 1858 Remington Army and New Model Army, and the compact Pocket Navy. Manufactured by Uberti and Pietta, these historically faithful reproductions feature fluted and octagonal cylinders, brass and steel frames, and period-correct .36 and .44 caliber loads exactly as carried in the Civil War and on the frontier. These guns are prized by Civil War reenactors, cowboy action shooters competing in percussion categories, and collectors who want to experience firearms history the way it was originally fired — with real black powder and a loading rod. Finish options and Custom Shop engraving add a personal touch to any piece. Load up on history — explore the full Percussion Revolvers lineup today.