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The Man in Black (Ed Harris) carries what appears to be a LeMat 1861 revolver, which is proven to be a customized cartridge-firing model rather than a percussion black-powder weapon. The Man in Black is seen reloading his LeMet by breaking the weapon in half (the barrel and cylinder assembly from the frame), showing that the pistol has a cartridge cylinder similar to those produced by reproduction companies such as Uberti and Pietta (While this type of conversion wasn't existent in the Old West, the film takes place in a futuristic theme park. That being said, this conversion isn't technically an anachronism). The Man in Black loads the revolver with what appear to be .38 Short Colt cartridges, as well as a long, brass shotgun shell (appears to be around a 20 gauge) in the underbarrel shotgun. He is then seen firing the revolver on the normal cylinders, but also flipping the switch on the hammer and firing the shotgun.
Also, interestingly enough, it appears that The Man in Black carries an entire second barrel/cylinder assembly in a holster mounted on his belt behind the holster for the full pistol. While the purpose of this has not yet been demonstrated, it can be assumed that it is meant to be a quicker reload.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingBeautiful Black Powder Reproduction LeMat 1861, made by Pietta of Italy - chambered in .44 cal with 20 Gauge center.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Man in Black (Ed Harris) draws the revolver in "The Original" (S1E01).Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Man in Black (Ed Harris) sits with his revolver holstered in "Chestnut" (S1E02). Note what appears to be an entire second barrel/cylinder assembly (circled in red) behind the primary holster.Error creating thumbnail: File missingAn excellent shot of the 9-round LeMat cylinder with the shotgun barrel that doubles as the cylinder rod. .38 SHORT COLT can be read on the cartridges.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe brass shotgun shell is seen before being loaded into the pistol (appears to be around a 20 gauge).Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Man in Black reloads his revolver, which requires him breaking down the weapon. Note the cartridge cylinder, the main part of which is still mounted on the barrel assembly, and the "cap" lays adjacent to it on the table.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Man in Black raises his pistol, giving a perfect view of the LeMat. Note the custom cylinder and that, despite the fact that the weapon has been converted, the ramrod is still attached.Error creating thumbnail: File missingThe Man in Black demonstrates the LeMat's obvious advantage over other standard six-shooters by firing 9 rounds of .38 Short Colt, as well as the shotgun barrel.
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