The E.M.F. 1873 Great Western II Californian in .45 Long Colt (MPN HF45CHS434NM) is a single-action revolver built with hammer-forged steel barrels and frames that are drop-forged and then CNC-machined for tight tolerances. E.M.F. Company equips the Californian with wider rear and larger front sights for faster target acquisition, a floating firing pin in the hammer just like the originals, and a case-hardened frame paired with a walnut grip and a 4.75-inch blued barrel. Among classic-styled six-guns in the revolvers category, the Californian favors cowboy-action shooters who want faster sight acquisition on an authentic single-action platform.

Key Specifications

• Chambered in .45 Long Colt.
• Built as a single-action revolver.
• Constructed with hammer-forged, CNC-machined steel.
• Barrel length measures 4.75 inches.
• The barrel is finished in blued steel.
• Holds 6 rounds in the cylinder.
• Features wider rear and larger front sights for faster target acquisition.
• Includes a floating firing pin in the hammer, matching the original design.
• Grips are walnut.
• The frame is case-hardened.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the sights different from a standard single action? Wider rear and larger front sights for faster target acquisition.

What cartridge does this revolver use? .45 Long Colt.

Buy the E.M.F. Great Western II Californian .45 Colt

Faster sight acquisition on an authentic single-action platform is exactly what the Californian delivers. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL.