Colt (Long Colt) 6rd .45 ACP 4.75" 6-Round Walnut Stock

The Colt (Long Colt) 6rd .45 ACP 4.75" 6-Round Walnut Stock revolver is a period-correct reproduction that bridges historical authenticity with reliable firearm performance. Built by PIETTA under license from EMF COMPANY INC, this single-action revolver serves shooters who demand genuine period craftsmanship for Cowboy Action Shooting (SASS), historical reenactment, or traditional revolver enthusiasts. The 4.75-inch barrel length and .45 ACP caliber echo the legendary specifications that defined American frontier weaponry, making it an essential platform for those seeking authentic handling characteristics paired with modern manufacturing standards.

This revolver features a walnut grip stock that provides ergonomic control and period-appropriate aesthetics, while the 6-round capacity in .45 ACP ensures adequate firepower for sport shooting applications. The 4.75-inch barrel strikes a balance between velocity and handling, delivering the ballistic characteristics shooters expect from this venerable cartridge without excessive muzzle length. Constructed to exacting tolerances, the Colt reproduction employs traditional single-action mechanisms—hammer, trigger, and cylinder rotation—that reward deliberate trigger control and familiarity with classic revolver manual of arms. The walnut stocks absorb recoil energy naturally, reducing hand fatigue during extended shooting sessions typical of competitive SASS events.

Competitive shooters and historical firearms collectors benefit most from this platform's reliability and authentic mechanics. Those competing in sanctioned Cowboy Action Shooting matches will find this revolver meets SASS specifications, while reenactors and museum interpreters appreciate the faithful reproduction value. Weighing 3.37 lbs, the revolver maintains maneuverability essential for quick-draw practice and sustained accuracy work. Compatibility with standard .45 ACP ammunition—widely available and cost-effective for practice—makes this an economical choice for regular range use. FFL transfer is required at point of sale to comply with federal firearms regulations.