The 1873 Great Western II “Californian” is a period-correct single-action revolver produced under the E.M.F. / Pietta lineage. It pairs traditional styling—case-hardened frames and walnut grips—with modern manufacturing processes such as hammer-forged, drop-forged and CNC-machined steel components. The design includes an exposed hammer with a floating firing pin and sights sized for faster target acquisition.
Key Specifications
- The caliber is .45 Long Colt.
- The barrel length is 4.75 inches.
- The cylinder holds 6 rounds.
- The action type is Single Action.
- The frame is finished in case-hardened steel.
- The barrel and cylinder have a blued finish.
- The grips are made of walnut.
- The sights feature a wider rear and larger front for faster sight acquisition.
- The hammer is exposed with a floating firing pin.
- The frame is not drilled and tapped; No optic provisions are standard.
The Great Western II “Californian” blends traditional appearance with durable, modern construction to suit recreational shooting, historical collections, and general range use. Its combination of a case-hardened frame, blued barrel and cylinder, and walnut grips offers an authentic look while maintaining contemporary manufacturing quality and reliability.
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