1873 Single Action Cattleman New Modelĭoc Holliday is one of the most beloved dandy-gamblers in American lore, who often doubled as a lawman on the side of his friend Wyatt Earp.

We have opted for his 1873 Colt, which we have complemented with a stern all-black finish and bison-horn grip-the ultimate Western antihero’s revolver!ĭoc. As a fierce outlaw, he owned a whole panoply of revolvers, so picking one as “his gun” would be all but impossible. The legend of Jesse James as the Robin Hood of the Old West endures to this day, to the point that ballads have been written in his memory. Frank comes in full nickel plated steel with an ivory-style grip. The original, which was surrendered to Governor Crittenden in 1882, now resides in the Autry museum in California. This is a near exact replica of the 1875 Remington carried by famous outlaw Frank James, brother to Jesse James. Faithfully replicating the engraving on his beloved ivory-handled Colt, this revolver honors a larger-than-life figure to whom we all owe the enduring natural beauty of our nation. Rancher, police commissioner, hunter, conservationist, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, cavalry colonel and, of course, the 26th President of the United States: Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt. Hardin is blued steel, case-hardened, with a simulated Buffalo-horn grip. This revolver follows the lines of his S&W top-break with which he prevailed in a shootout against Deputy Webb in Comanche, TX in the 1870s. His career as a skilled gunfighter started in his teens and spanned the entire period between the 1860s and his death in the mid-1890s. If one man alone could typify the gunslinging outlaw, this man would have to be John Wesley Hardin. Only a limited number of these highly-collectable guns will be available each year, making them rare and unique in their own right. Each piece in Uberti's limited-edition Outlaws and Lawmen collection draws its inspiration from the actual gun carried by the historical figure after which it is named.

.45 calibre revolver prototype