Lefaucheux M1854 U.S. Civil War Cavalry

 
Historical Weapon:

The Lefaucheux revolver, named after its inventor Casimir Lefaucheux, was a groundbreaking weapon that revolutionized the revolver market in the 19th century. Casimir Lefaucheux patented the first functional system of a breech-loading revolver with a bored cylinder in 1835, which allowed cartridges to be loaded from the rear. This enabled faster and easier handling compared to the muzzle-loading revolvers of the time.

A special feature of the Lefaucheux revolver was the introduction of the Lefaucheux ignition system, also known as pin ignition. This innovative ignition technique significantly improved the reliability and efficiency of the weapon. The Lefaucheux revolver was produced in various models and calibers and found widespread use in military and civilian circles.

Especially during the American Civil War and in European conflicts, the Lefaucheux revolver was a valued tool. Its robustness and reliability made it popular among soldiers and officers. Furthermore, it was licensed and copied by various manufacturers worldwide, further underscoring its significance and influence.

Today, the Lefaucheux revolver is considered a milestone in the history of hand firearms and a coveted collector's item that impressively represents the innovation and technical skill of the 19th century.

Technical Data:

Overall Length: approx. 320mm,

Barrel Length: 165mm / 6.5 inches

Caliber: 11mm Lefaucheux

Revolver Cylinder Capacity: 6 cartridges,

Grip: Walnut wood grip panels with medallions.

Acquisition possible with the appropriate permit:

Collector (Red Collector's License) and firearms dealer permit (gun dealer).

Sale only to holders of an acquisition permit.

 
Product safety information: This product was made available on the marketplace before 13.12.2024. For manufacturer and safety information, please contact the offering dealer.
WARNING: The presentation of the acquisition permit is required for the purchase of this product!!!