American Frontier Weapons, Axes, Tomahawks

This Civil War era army revolver is a non-firing replica in pewter finish, that has the original's single action mechanism and top break loading mechanism. Overall 14-5/8 inches.

This cut-down version of the famous Coach Gun was a favorite among barkeeps throughout the Wild West. The real feel and weight is there in this well done, non-firing replica. The time worn appearance mimics the percussion cap action of the original 1881 design.

Non firing replica of the Stagecoach Shotgun which was popular among Marshals and Sheriffs throughout the frontier for their mobility and lenient accuracy at close quarters. Features a stained hardwood stock and the working parts from solid metal with a black finish.

This version of the civil war era revolver, replicates a gold-inlaid piece and has a functional lock mechanism, with a revolving cylinder and working ejector system.

This distinct axe is perfect for throwing with its solid steel head and hardwood shaft.