Cimarron 1847 Walker Dragoon .44 Cal Revolver 9" 6rds

Cimarron's .44 Cal Walker pays tribute to one of the most powerful and influential revolvers in American history. Originally designed in 1846 through a collaboration between Texas Ranger Sam Walker and Samuel Colt, the Walker revolver was built to provide mounted troops with superior firepower on the battlefield. Its unmatched power, accuracy and extended range cemented the reputation of Colt's "repeating pistols" and played a defining role in shaping the legacy of Texas and the American West. Cimarron's reproduction stays true to the original with a 9 inches blued barrel featuring a distinctive part-octagon, part-round design, a robust case-hardened frame and a classic 1-piece slim walnut stock. The brass trigger guard and back strap add to its period-correct authenticity, while accurate markings such as "U.S." and "1847" on the barrel assembly enhance its historical detail. The cylinder showcases the iconic roll-engraved "Ranger and Indian" battle scene, a signature feature of the original model. More than just a black powder revolver, Cimarron's 1847 Walker captures the sheer power and presence of the legendary firearm, making it a true modern-day equivalent of the era's most formidable six-shooter.