Wild West Ammo

Accurate* models of some of the most commonly used ammunition calibers during the period of the American Wild West (late 1800s). Two models available: One with all calibers arranged on a display pedestal (with a relief image of a Colt Walker pistol and a bonus trio of shotgun pellet models), and the other with all calibers as individual rounds. All cartridge models also have headstamps in the base to help identify them. Included calibers are:

.31 caliber cap and ball (with estimated volume of gunpowder required per shot)
.36 caliber cap and ball (with estimated volume of gunpowder required per shot)
.44 caliber cap and ball (with estimated volume of gunpowder required per shot)
.44 Henry Rimfire
.44 Smith & Wesson / Russian
.44-40 Winchester
.45 Long Colt
.45-70 Government
.50-70 Government
12 Gauge shotgun (paper wall case)

(BY REQUEST: Added an STL for the .56-56 Spencer cartridge, individual round)

Print with layers no larger than 0.1mm, or a lot of the fine detail