This is a single-action .45 Colt revolver with a 4.75-inch barrel, 6-round capacity, and blued finish. Traditional Western revolver format: period-correct dimensions and a caliber that's been around since 1872. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 641996211812 
• Action: Revolver 
• Barrel Length: 4.75 inches 
• Caliber: .45 Colt 
• Capacity: 6 rounds 
• Finish: Blued 
   

Detailed features 

The 4.75-inch barrel is the classic length for this pattern of revolver, long enough for good balance and sight radius, short enough to draw comfortably from a holster. .45 Colt is a low-pressure round by modern standards; recoil in a steel-framed revolver this size is easy to manage. 
 
The blued finish is traditional and looks good on a gun like this. It requires more care than Parkerized or stainless finishes. Oil it regularly and keep it dry. Six rounds is standard for single-action revolvers in this caliber. 
 

Target audience 

Cowboy action shooters who need a SASS-legal single-action revolver. Collectors interested in classic Western-pattern handguns. Also works for range use or as a hunting sidearm. 
 

Usage scenarios 

• Cowboy action / SASS competition 
• Range use and general practice 
• Collection

Owners and enthusiasts who discuss this .45 Colt revolver tend to come at it from one of two directions: they either shoot it in cowboy action competition, or they collect it for its historical character.

Build quality gets consistent positive feedback. The frame feels solid, and the action is smooth enough that most owners don't feel the need to have it tuned right away. The .45 Colt round itself is well-regarded, manageable recoil, capable for the uses people put it to.

The blued finish draws attention. People like how it looks and understand what it requires in terms of maintenance. It's not a low-maintenance finish, but for a gun like this, most owners consider that part of the deal.

Heritage and nostalgia come up regularly in the way people talk about this revolver. The design has a long history, and that matters to many buyers in ways that are hard to separate from the practical assessment.

Collectibility gets mentioned alongside practical use. Some owners are thinking about long-term value; others just want something that represents a classic pattern without paying collector-grade prices.

Price opinions vary. Most owners feel the quality justifies the cost; a smaller group wishes there were more affordable options in this category. Aftermarket grip and sight options are occasionally discussed as ways to personalize the gun.