Description
This unique revolver was made in a limited run of about 2,500 units around 1987. It honors General George S. Patton, a key figure in American military history. The design is based on the famous Single Action Army revolver that General Patton carried during his military career. This piece combines respect for history with skilled craftsmanship, making it a valuable collector’s item.
The revolver has about 75% of its surface covered in detailed floral scrollwork, showing the talent of the artisans who crafted it. This engraving works well with the full silver-plated finish, creating a striking appearance. The smooth plastic grips are comfortable to hold and feature medallions that say “1885/1945.” These medallions represent Patton’s birth year, 1885, and the end of his military career in 1945, marking important events in his life. The grips also display the initials “DLS” and “GSP,” referring to significant people connected to Patton, adding to its personal and historical value.
Functionally, the revolver includes a lanyard loop on the butt, which adds to its authenticity and usefulness as a military-style sidearm. This feature enhances its look and highlights its practical design.
For collectors and fans, this revolver is more than just a firearm; it is a work of art that honors one of America’s most admired generals. Whether displayed as a centerpiece in a gun collection or admired for its craftsmanship, this commemorative revolver connects to General Patton’s legacy. Its limited production and historical significance make it a prized possession for those who appreciate fine firearms and American military history.
