Colt's SAA (Single Action Army), which began production in 1873, is a six-round revolver that was officially adopted by the U.S. Army as the M1873. It is an extremely long-selling model that is still in production even now, about 150 years later.
Among the SAA models, the SAA.45 uses a large cartridge, so the frame structure is sturdy and difficult to break, and it was widely used not only in the military but also during the Western expansion period, making it a symbolic gun of that era for America.

• No power source required

  This is a handy air-cocking model that requires manual preparation for each shot. Simply operate the hammer to prepare for firing, and then pull the trigger to fire the BB bullet.

• Custom model of "Cavalry"

  This is a custom model based on the SAA.45 with a 7.5 inch barrel called "Cavalry", with a brass-colored trigger guard and grip frame, and a wood-type grip with a medallion painted with woodgrain paint. The hammer is painted silver.

• Reproduce characteristic operations

  Cartridges with BB bullets are set into the cylinder one by one in a half-cocked state. You can enjoy the reloading that is unique to this model. In addition, cartridges can be removed one by one with the ejector rod.

• Internal frame made of metal parts

  The internal frame is made of metal parts to increase rigidity and eliminate distortion when the hammer is cocked.

• Equipped with a variable hop-up system

  The variable hop-up system allows the BB bullets to fly farther with less power by giving them a rotation. The hop-up can be adjusted to suit 0.12g or 0.2g BB bullets.

• Safety installed

  The top of the trigger is equipped with a screw-like safety. When the safety is pressed in at full cock, the trigger and hammer are locked.

• Includes 6 cartridges

  Six cartridges are included, each of which can hold one BB bullet at a time. The warhead moves within the cylinder when fully cocked, improving accuracy.