CIM Walker Dragoon US Model 1847 .44 Caliber 9" Barrel Revolver

The CIM Walker Dragoon US Model 1847 .44 caliber revolver is Cimarron's faithful reproduction of the legendary firearm that put Samuel Colt back in business and armed the Texas Rangers during the Mexican-American War. Built to historically accurate specifications with a 9-inch barrel and period-correct details, this black powder revolver delivers the kind of authentic sixgun experience that appeals to living-history shooters, black powder enthusiasts, and anyone drawn to the firearms that shaped the American frontier.

Cimarron engineered this Walker reproduction with meticulous attention to period authenticity. The frame is color case-hardened to replicate the original finish, while the barrel features proper U.S. and 1847 markings stamped into the steel. The cylinder carries the iconic Ranger and Indian roll-engraving scene that appeared on the originals. A one-piece walnut grip, brass trigger guard, and case-hardened hammer round out the build—right down to the loading lever. Whether you're shooting at a black powder range, participating in historical reenactment, or collecting Colt-era revolvers, the Walker Dragoon demands respect as a serious piece of firearms history.

At 4.48 pounds and chambered in .44 caliber, this six-shooter carries substantial weight and power that distinguishes it from lighter percussion revolvers. Cimarron offers it in standard blue, charcoal blue, or original finish, giving you flexibility in how you want the gun to wear and age. The 9-inch barrel strikes the balance between accuracy at distance and practical handling—a design choice that served the mounted riflemen of 1847 well and still works for modern black powder shooters.