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THE WESTERN SHOOTER
To the Western Shooter, authenticity is what matters above everything else. However, at Beretta we feel that even authenticity should not detract from flawless performance.
This is why you’ll find an extraordinary combination of both in our lineup of Old West firearms. These fine firearms are for the Western Shooter who demands absolute truthfulness to the 19th-century originals as far as dimensions, feel and functioning, coupled with Beretta-style reliability, safety and performance.
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Stampede Marshall
THESE BAD BOYS WERE BORN TO SHOOT
Beretta is proud to offer its Stampede in a new Old West finish, reminiscent of today’s most sought-after collector pieces.
But make no mistake, Beretta’s new Old West finish is as tough and corrosion resistant as any modern firearm.
Although they make great collector pieces, these bad boys were born to shoot — perfect for cowboy action shooting, target shooting and close range hunting.
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JUST LIKE THE BOOTS ON HIS FEET, A COWBOY KNOWS
GOOD THINGS COME IN TWOS.
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CUSTOM ENGRAVED. STAMPEDE PHILADELPHIA, MATCHED PAIR
Any cowboy would be proud to fill his holster with these matching Stampedes. Inspired by the limited edition Philadelphia Centennial engraving (1876), this matched pair is laser engraved then hand finished on the receiver cylinder and barrel.
CUSTOM ENGRAVED. STAMPEDE PHILADELPHIA, MATCHED PAIR
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The walnut grips feature checkering and inlaid gold Beretta medallions. Gold-filled “1” and “2” on top of backstrap; paired serial numbers; 5½-inch barrels. Caliber: 45LC.
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STAMPEDE GEMINI, MACHED PAIR
This handsome matching pair of Stampedes features German silver trigger guards and backstraps. The wood grips are hand rubbed, oil finished and fitted with a gold Beretta medallion.
STAMPEDE GEMINI, MACHED PAIR
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In addition to matching paired serial numbers, Beretta has stamped the “UGB” inspector cartouche on the outside panel of each grip. These stamps match the side of the serial number prefix. Optional custom fitted deluxe wood case sold separately; 5½-inch barrels. Caliber: .45 LC.n.
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HOW THE WEST WAS WON
BATTLE-TESTED. |
In 1873, it is said that dime novelist Ned Buntline presented Colt revolvers with shoulder stocks to the most famous men of the Old West, including lawmen Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson.
The Buntline revolver was one of the first reliable repeating rifles, battle-tested in the Mexican War as well as Indian Wars of the Southwest.
STAMPEDE, BUNTLINE CARBINE (BLUED)
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The new Beretta Stampede Buntline revolver is a true working replica of the famous Buntline, featuring the same great performance and reliability as Beretta Stampede revolvers, including the innovative transfer bar safety, which allows the revolver to be safely loaded with six cartridges rather than five and an open chamber.
Hooked trigger guard, 18-inch barrel, brass crescent butt plate, checkered stock, inlaid gold Beretta medallion on both sides.
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Stampedes
| Model |
Cat. Code |
Caliber |
Barrel |
| Stampede Old West |
JEJ1401 |
.45LC |
4 3/4" |
| Stampede Old West |
JEJ1501 |
.45LC |
5 1/2" |
| Stampede Old West Marshall |
JEJ1301 |
.45LC |
3 1/2" |
| Model |
Cat. Code |
Caliber |
Barrel |
| Stampede Buntline Carbine |
JEH1801 |
.45 LC |
18" |
| Stampede Gemini, Matched Pair |
JEG4501R/JEG4501L |
.45 LC |
5 1/2" |
| Stampede Philadelphia, Matched Pair |
JEG3501B/JEG3502B |
.45 LC |
5 1/2" |
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