Reprod. Colt Navy 1851 Replica - Wood/Gray-Brass

Ignite your passion for 19th-century firearms with the Reprod. Colt Navy 1851 Replica – Wood/Gray‑Brass, a polished homage to Samuel Colt’s revolutionary percussion revolver. Introduced in 1851 and produced until 1873, the .36‑caliber Navy was known as both the “Navy .36” and “Belt Pistol,” prized for its lighter profile, reliability, and six‑shot capacity – especially in cavalry service.

This faithful Kolser reproduction stands just over 33 cm long, with authentic weight and feel. Its gray‑brass satin finish evokes the look of weapons hardened for naval use, while the shaded patina whispers tales of old sea decks and frontier towns. The smooth wood‑style grips enhance the period look, offering a blend of elegance and utility.

What sets this replica apart is its functional percussion mechanism. A percussion‑cap compatible six‑chamber cylinder rotates smoothly, enabling a realistic cock‑and‑spin action between shots. It comes with Kolser’s cap‑adapted blanks to complete the battle‑ready look. Whether you're staging reenactments or simply want a deep‑dive conversation piece, this model delivers.

The history behind the Colt Navy is rich and varied: used by the U.S. and Confederate armies in the Civil War, backed by Texas Rangers, lawmen, and folk heroes like Wild Bill Hickok. The engraved naval battle scene on its cylinder was more than decoration—it commemorated American naval prowess at the 1843 Battle of Campeche. Kolser’s reproduction carries that spirit forward, preserving authenticity and excellence.

Carefully crafted in metal with a resin-as-suit wood stylized grip, this replica replicates historical features like bevelled lines, engraved details, and the signature “half-cock” safety notch. At over 33 cm long, it balances perfectly in hand—heavy enough to feel substantial, light enough for meaningful handling.

Owning this Colt Navy replica means holding a fragment of history—honouring craftsmanship, adventure, and cultural legacy. Built for serious collectors, military historians, and Western enthusiasts, this model is a showpiece that connects you to an era of courage, change, and edge-of-your-seat drama.

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