Posted by Jason Brumett
This .44 caliber revolver was born of technological advances in metallurgy and, to some degree, in response to a demand for hard hitting, powerful firearms that could somehow be more sleek and lightweight than the old Dragoons. The 1860 Army calls to mind power, balance and beauty. Considered a trophy on the battlefields of the Civil War, this gun saw much use on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line. It proved its worth time and time again and was often carried West to the frontier after the war. Used by some of the biggest and the baddest gunmen of those times, the 1860 Army in all its configurations was a powerful ally in the hands of a gunfighter or frontiersman facing down the odds in the lawless West.
Make: Beretta Model: Sako 85 Classic Caliber: .25-06, .270 Winchester, .30-06, .300, .308, .338,
The name of this Sako says it all. This addition to the Sako line, the Classic merges Sako Finnish tradition with the latest technology, offering superior accuracy with the timeles...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: A400 Action Caliber: 12 gauge
A400 Xplor Action: It’s the shotgun that counts. The new Beretta A400 Xplor Action is the first semi-automatic field shotgun to be equipped, as standard, with an electronic...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: Stampede Deluxe 5 Caliber: .45 Long Colt
The Stampede Deluxe features a frame finished in Beretta Color- Case, which duplicates the classic look of color-casehardening to capture the romance of the Old West. Select wal...(more)
Make: Uberti Model: 1849 Pocket Revolver Caliber: .31
A successor to the Baby Dragoon, the 1849 Pocket is essentially a small version of the 1851 Navy. One piece grips with a European walnut stock. Steel frame is color casehardened. B...(more)
