Popular legend has it that old west lawman Wyatt Earp carried a long-barreled Colt Single Action Army presented to him by dime novelist Ned Buntline, who had five of them commissioned. However, no evidence has been found that Colt actually manufactured a "Buntline" revolver prior to its description in a largely fictionalized biography of Earp in 1931. This modern day reproduction of a long barreled Single Action Army features a 12" barrel, adjustable sights and a matte black finish.

Specifications and Features
Chiappa 340.241
.22 Long Rifle
Single action only revolver
12" barrel
6 rounds capacity
Adjustable sights
Plastic grip
Weight 45 oz
Matte black