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The Pietta Great Western II Deluxe Californian is a faithful tribute to the 1873 single action revolvers that defined the frontier era. Chambered in .357 Magnum, it carries six rounds in a 4.75" package that balances nicely in the hand and keeps the classic cowboy profile intact. What sets this version apart is the fully polished stainless steel construction across the barrel, cylinder, and frame, giving it a bright, mirror-like shine that holds up well against the elements and ages a lot more gracefully than blued finishes.
Ultra Ivory grips are the signature touch here. These were originally reserved for Pietta's Custom Series guns, so getting them on the Deluxe line is a real treat. They give the revolver that antique sixgun look without the cost or fragility of real ivory, and they fit the stainless frame beautifully. The notch rear and blade front sights are fixed and simple, exactly what you want on a traditional single action for point-and-shoot handling.
Inside, you get a floating firing pin set in the hammer and the tight lockup Pietta is known for. The .357 Magnum chambering means you can run full magnum loads when you want the power, or load up lighter .38 Special rounds for cheaper, softer-shooting range days and plinking. That flexibility makes it a practical pick as well as a looker.
This is a single action revolver with an exposed hammer and no manual safety, built the way these guns have been built for 150 years. Cowboy action shooters, collectors, and anyone who just loves the feel of a traditional SAA will find a lot to like here. Between the stainless shine, the Ultra Ivory grips, and Pietta's solid reputation for fit and finish, the Deluxe Californian punches well above its weight as a working range gun and a display piece alike.
Yes. Since it is chambered in .357 Magnum, it will safely fire both .357 Magnum and the shorter .38 Special cartridges. Most folks run .38 Special for affordable, low-recoil practice and save the magnum loads for when they want more power. That dual-caliber flexibility is one of the best things about a .357 revolver.
The Deluxe version steps up the appearance with Pietta's Ultra Ivory grips, which were originally only offered on their Custom Series guns. This particular model also features fully polished stainless steel across the barrel, cylinder, and frame rather than a blued and casehardened finish. You get a fancier, brighter looking revolver while keeping the same reliable single action platform.
No, this is a traditional single action revolver with an exposed hammer and no manual safety. It operates just like the classic 1873 sixguns it is modeled after, so you cock the hammer for each shot. Always follow safe loading practices that are standard for traditional single action revolvers.
Absolutely. The Great Western II line is a popular pick for cowboy action and single action enthusiasts thanks to its authentic 1873 styling, tight lockup, and solid Pietta fit and finish. The 4.75" barrel is a traditional length that balances well and handles quickly, making it a great fit for both competition and casual range time.
| UPC | 641996211966 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GW357SS434NMUI |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Polished |
| Barrel Length | 4.75" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Magnum |
| Capacity | 6 |
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