This Hartford Colt Texas revolver is made entirely of heavy weight imitation metallic materials. The heavy weight technology gives the polymer structure a realistic metallic feel. It features intricate texture patterns on the cylinder depicting scenes of cowboys riding horses and engaging in gunfights in the Old West nearly 200 years ago. The grip cover is in a polymer ivory color, with a metal trigger and hammer. This is a model gun that cannot fire real bullets. Despite not being able to shoot bullets, it can operate normally by cocking the hammer, pulling the trigger, and producing a metallic sound when "firing". If you are a fan of vintage firearms, this model gun would be perfect for your collection. This model gun is a replica of the first pistol of the Republic of Texas from 1836, the "Colt Texas revolver". Nearly 200 years ago, this pistol was used as a weapon in battles against local indigenous people, and it was frequently used by the cowboys of the Old West.

Key Feature

• Heavy Weight Construction
• Realistic Model Gun Replica from Hartford
• Blue Black Case
• Smooth cylinder cycling.
• Polymer Grip
  
• Excellent Craftsmanship with Textured grip and Solid Pistol Frame
• Authentic look & finishing by Hartford , Japan
• Adding to the realism, this non-firing model gun is shell-loaded, making it an ideal decorative piece or movie prop