Classic 12-inch Buntline revolver with deep case-hardened frame, blued steel barrel and cylinder, and walnut grips. Six-round .45 Colt capacity with smooth single-action operation.
The Pietta 1873 Great Western II Buntline is a faithful reproduction of one of the most storied revolvers in American firearms history. This long-barreled variant of the Single Action Army carries the mystique of the Old West into your collection.
The Buntline's extended 12-inch barrel was famously associated with Wyatt Earp and the gunfighters of Tombstone, Arizona. Whether fact or legend, the Buntline remains an iconic symbol of the frontier era—a revolver that commands respect and admiration from serious collectors and shooters alike.
Frame: Deep color case-hardened steel with authentic period coloring Barrel & Cylinder: Blued steel construction Grips: Walnut, providing a classic aesthetic and comfortable handling
This revolver combines historical authenticity with practical shooting characteristics. The extended sight radius provided by the long barrel enhances accuracy, while the balanced weight distribution makes it surprisingly manageable for a Buntline. Whether you're a collector, historical enthusiast, or serious Cowboy Action shooter, the Pietta Great Western II Buntline deserves a place of honor in your firearms collection.