Rare has often been defined as “one.” In the world of limited-edition firearms, “one of 100” is another exclusive category, and just 100 of the new Umarex Colt Peacemaker air pistols will be produced with special, limited-edition hand engraving. Based on period vine-scroll and punch-dot styles used by 19th century master engravers like Cuno A. Helfricht and Louis Daniel Nimschke, the gun’s engraving is true to original Colt factory designs.
The Umarex Peacemaker is a faithful replica of the Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army, and it handles just like a real .45, loading six brass BB cartridges through the loading gate.
The Umarex air pistol sends .177-caliber steel BBs accurately downrange at around 410 fps.
The frame, 5½-inch barrel and cylinder are all period engraved by Conrad Anderson of Rocktree Ranch Enterprises. In addition to engraving, Anderson’s credits include creating re-productions of famous early 20th century Hollywood silversmiths and the signature silver worn by famous Western movie and TV stars.
Anderson also does the silver work for holsters and engraves the Colt SAA Silver Screen Legend revolvers raffled off each year in support of the Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Happy Trails Children’s Foundation, and has created limited-edition guns for America Remembers. Having Conrad Anderson engrave this special-edition Umarex Colt Peacemaker air pistol is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.