TRADITIONS

Although the resourcefully equipped Confederate soldier could not compete with Union repeating rifles it was a different story when it came to revolvers. These handguns did not typically require a special type of ammunition making them easy for Southern troops to acquire and operate. - This Confederate Pistol was born of a need for the South to arm itself. The .36 caliber revolver was adopted as the standard revolver of the Confederate Government. The Spiller & Burr was modeled after the Whitney Revolver with only a few minor adjustments. During the Southern campaign only 1500 revolvers were actually made making them very hard to find and desirable. This replica is perfect for re-enactments or display. This replica features a 6.5 blued octagonal barrel brass frame brass guard and walnut grip. It is availabe in .36 caliber weighs 2.75 lbs. and is 12.5 in length. - Spiller and Burr Revolver Features: - .36 Caliber - 6.5 Blued Octagonal Barrel - Brass Frame - Brass Guard - Walnut Grip - Top Strap/Post Sights - Overall Length: 12.5 - Weighs: 2.75 pounds