Suitable for children aged 3 and up, this cowboy toy set sparks imaginative play and brings the Wild Wild West to life.

The die cast metal gun has an authentic look to it with its brown handle, 12 shot cylinder and its heavy weight. The messenger gun had the virtue of being loaded with buckshot, so it did not require good aim to use.The barrel of the revolver is approximately 12cm long, making the total length of the gun approximately 25. Help make your child's dream come true by helping them look like a real sheriff; our Cowboy Rifle makes their imaginations possible. This early model and its immediate successors were very popular in the Republic of Texas in the 1840s, particularly with the Texas Rangers.

The 1873 Winchester was even more popular, and the company marketed the firearm as the hyperbolic “Gun that won the West. However, the Colt Navy was the first sidearm which could be properly ascribed to the frontier gunfighter.Made with high quality material, the rifle is made of durable plastic with smooth edges, safe for children.

Let’s step back in time in Colt’s history and look at the revolutionary Colt Paterson Revolver, which was the genesis of all revolvers. George Custer had access to Gatling guns, but declined to bring them to the Little Big Horn since they were so cumbersome. Oliver Winchester designed the first repeating rifle in 1866, known as Yellow Boy for its yellow gunmetal casing.It was said that many a western baby cut his first teeth on the sling ring of a Winchester Model 73 carbine. These costumes are sourced direct from our supplier and take a little longer to dispatch than normal. Wild Bill Hickok carried these guns in the late 1860s, and its design elements were carried through to the Colt Peacemaker.

The set features an eye-catching shiny sheriff badge that adds an extra touch of authenticity to your cowboy fancy dress ensemble. Two separate Winchester rifles need to be treated as one entry because of how they are inexorably linked.

Chase down outlaws, create epic standoffs, and capture them using the toy handcuffs included in the set. This weapon was nicknamed the poison slinger or big fifty; admittedly, there is some controversy among gun enthusiasts as to what the exact size of this caliber was. The gun is not to be used close up to the ears as it may damage hearing, and should not be fired indoors! This black faux leather cowboy holster has a silver metal detailed buckle, with western designs along the belt including tipis, bulls and native Americans riding horses and playing drums. In a single action firearm, the user manually pulls back the hammer of the gun and then fires it with the trigger.