Experience a piece of American history with the A. Uberti Single Action Army 7th Cavalry Commemorative revolver, a stunning homage to the legendary Colt Single Action Army, known as the "Peacemaker." This exquisite firearm is crafted to honor the storied 7th Cavalry Regiment and the historic Battle of the Little Bighorn, often remembered as "Custer's Last Stand." With its polished blued finish and intricately engraved details, this revolver is a collector's dream, reflecting both the artistry and historical significance of the era it represents.
In excellent condition, this revolver shows only faint signs of prior use, having been meticulously maintained. The bore is in pristine condition with a clean, mirror finish and sharp rifling. This collectible piece is complete with a Certificate of Authenticity and a brass belt buckle, all housed in the original factory box.
The revolver's features are a testament to its craftsmanship: faux ivory grips adorned with the 7th Cavalry Division insignia and a portrait of George Armstrong Custer, and engravings that capture the essence of the historical battle. The left side of the barrel features "George A. Custer" in 24-karat gold, while the right side bears "Seventh Cavalry," each framed by crossed sabers and the number "7" in gold. The cylinder is decorated with a diamond-shaped design inspired by Sioux saddlebags, with alternate chambers marked by sabers and arrows, representing the opposing forces of the Little Bighorn.
Manufactured in Italy by A. Uberti, this revolver is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship that this renowned company is known for. The Single Action Army 7th Cavalry Commemorative is more than just a firearm—it is a historical artifact that connects collectors to the rich tapestry of 19th-century American history. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a firearms collector, this revolver is a must-have addition to your collection, offering both aesthetic beauty and a deep connection to pivotal moments of the American frontier.