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Henry Rifle, 1860 - Steel

(Ref: G1030G)

Henry Rifle, 1860 - Steel

There had been attempts to produce repeater rifles and muskets as early as the 16th century. Notwithstanding the success enjoyed by the cap-and-ball revolvers of Colt and others, it took the unitary cartridge containing priming, charge and projectile to make the repeater rifle a reality.

When Oliver Winchester set up the New Haven Arms Co., the brought Tyler Henry in to run it. Henry's first act was to design a repeating rifle worked by an under-lever that ejected the spent round, chambered a fresh one and then cocked the rifle.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lever-action mechanism
  • Great decorator piece

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 51cm 20"
Overall 111cm 43¾"
Weight 2.980Kg 6lb 9oz

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Henry Rifle, 1860 - Brass

(Ref: G1030L)

Henry Rifle, 1860 - Brass

There had been attempts to produce repeater rifles and muskets as early as the 16th century. Notwithstanding the success enjoyed by the cap-and-ball revolvers of Colt and others, it took the unitary cartridge containing priming, charge and projectile to make the repeater rifle a reality.

When Oliver Winchester set up the New Haven Arms Co., the brought Tyler Henry in to run it. Henry's first act was to design a repeating rifle worked by an under-lever that ejected the spent round, chambered a fresh one and then cocked the rifle.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lever-action mechanism
  • Great decorator piece

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 51cm 20"
Overall 111cm 43¾"
Weight 2.980Kg 6lb 9oz

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Rifle, manufactured by Winchester, USA, 1866 - Steel

(Ref: G1140G)

Rifle, manufactured by Winchester, USA, 1866 - Steel

The 1892 Winchester rifle, descendant of the Henry and 1866 “Yellow Boy” rifles,was made from 1892 until 1941 and total production was in excess of one million pieces. Many variations and calibers were introduced over the course of the 50 years production, but the basic design was largely unaltered and the fact that many are still in use today as hunting rifles bears testimony to the reliability and longevity of the gun. This non-firing replica clearly demonstrates the workings of the famed lever action loading system.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lever-action mechanism
  • Great decorator piece

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 48cm 19"
Overall 98.5cm 38¾"
Weight 3.000Kg 6lb 10oz

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Rifle, manufactured by Winchester, USA, 1866 - Brass

(Ref: G1140L)

Rifle, manufactured by Winchester, USA, 1866 - Brass

Developed from the Henry rifle, the 1866 Winchester lever-action repeater has passed into legend as “The Gun That Won The West”. Its distinctive brass frame gave rise to the nickname “Yellow Boy”, which was coined by Indian tribes. During its production run, from 1866 to 1898, about 170,000 pieces were made in Winchester's Connecticut factory. The gun fired a .44 caliber rimfire round from the tubular magazine located underneath the barrel. This non-firing version clearly demonstrates the workings of the lever-action loading system.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lever-action mechanism
  • Great decorator piece

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 48cm 19"
Overall 98.5cm 38¾"
Weight 3.000Kg 6lb 10oz

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Colt Revolving Infantry Rifle, USA 1850

(Ref: G1188)

Colt Revolving Infantry Rifle, USA 1850

This is the second model for Samuel Colt's revolving infantry rifle. Samuel Colt was awarded his first patent, for a six-shot revolving pistol, in London in October 1835. As well as pistols, he began turning out revolver rifles. This non-firing version is accurately detailed and has been used in several movies in infantry battle scenes. Manufactured by Denix, it would make a great wall decoration.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lock mechanism
  • Accurate detailing

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Overall 113cm 44½"
Weight 2.500Kg 5lb 8oz

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Kentucky Flintlock Rifle, USA, 19th C.

(Ref: G1201)

Kentucky Flintlock Rifle, USA, 19th C.

The name “Kentucky Rifle” is largely a misnomer - they were primarily made in Pennsylvania, although Maryland and Virginia gunsmiths contributed a fair share. The “Kentucky” name came about as a result of the Battle of New Orleans, which was substantially won by these rifles, in the hands of two thousand frontiersmen from Kentucky. While the design was influenced by the German Jaeger rifles and the slender English and French fowling pieces of the early 18th Century, the Kentucky is uniquely American. This non-firing version shows the graceful lines for which the Kentucky became renowned.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lock mechanism
  • Great decorator piece

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 55cm 21¾"
Overall 110cm 43¼"
Weight 1.670Kg 3lb 11oz

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Enfield P60 Rifle, England, 1860

(Ref: G1046)

Enfield P60 Rifle, England, 1860

The Enfield “Short Rifle” was a percussion-lock rifle used extensively by both the North and South in the Civil War. It was generally well regarded for its accuracy and reliability. It was also used by British infantry of the period. Made at the British Government armory at Enfield, near London, the muzzle-loading rifle had a blued finish to help prevent rusting and fired a .577 caliber conical ball. This non-firing replica is authentically styled and detailed.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lock mechanism
  • Authentic detailing

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 58cm 22¾"
Overall 101cm 39¾"
Weight 2.320Kg 5lb 2oz

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Enfield Musket, England, 1853

(Ref: G1067)

Enfield Musket, England, 1853

The British pattern 1853 rifle musket was the second most widely used infantry weapon of the Civil War. Both Federal and Confederate troops used the rifle throughout the war and almost one million were shipped to the combattants from several British manufacturers. The gun was widely regarded as well made and very accurate. The .577 caliber of the gun allowed the use of ammunition made for the .58 caliber American-made arms that were standard for both armies. The 1853 pattern Enfield continued to be the issue arm for the British military until 1867.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lock mechanism
  • Authentic detailing

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 98cm 38½"
Overall 139cm 54¾"
Weight 2.600Kg 5lb 12oz

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British Brown Bess Musket, Napoleonic Wars (1799-1815)

(Ref: G1054)

British Brown Bess Musket, Napoleonic Wars (1799-1815)

The “Brown Bess” was one of the most renowned flintlock muskets ever produced. Introduced during the reign of Queen Anne (1702-1714), the gun was produced for over a century and was one of the most significant firearms of the American Revolutionary War. The Continental Army was armed with the weapon at the start of hostilities and, as the war progressed, many more were manufactured locally. The musket was still in British service at the time of the Napoleonic Wars in Europe (1799-1815). It weighed a hefty fifteen pounds with its bayonet and fired a ball three quarters of an inch in diameter! This non-firing version is accurately detailed and comes complete with its removable bayonet.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lock mechanism
  • A piece of firearms history

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 114cm 45"
Blade Length 43cm 17"
Overall 153cm 60¼"
Weight 3.470Kg 7lb 10oz

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French Rifle with bayonet, Napoleonic Period, 1806

(Ref: G1036)

French Rifle with bayonet, Napoleonic Period, 1806

This French flintlock rifle, from the early 1800's, saw service on the European battlefields of the Napoleonic wars. It was used very effectively by the disciplined French infantry, who were highly trained in its use both as a firearm and, with the bayonet fitted, as a thrusting weapon at close quarters. This non-firing version is accurately detailed and has been used in several movies in infantry battle scenes. A great wall decoration.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lock mechanism
  • Accurate detailing

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Barrel Length 100cm 39¼"
Blade Length 43.5cm 17¼"
Overall 139cm 54¾"
Weight 2.800Kg 6lb 3oz

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French Carbine, Napoleonic Period, 1806

(Ref: G1037)

French Carbine, Napoleonic Period, 1806

This French flintlock carbine, from the early 1800's, saw service on the European battlefields of the Napoleonic wars. This non-firing version is accurately detailed. A great wall decoration.

Key Features

  • Non-fireable
  • Functional lock mechanism
  • Accurate size and detailing

Measurements

Specification Metric Imperial
Weight 1.850Kg 4lb 1oz

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You must be aged 18 or over to purchase any of the items on this website. If you are paying by cheque, cash or postal order, then you MUST include proof of age with the payment

The models on this website cannot chamber or fire ammunition. They are designed for display purposes only. The models are constructed from a material unsuitable for use in a firearm. Any attempt to use this model as a firearm will cause it to explode. Medieval Weaponry assumes no responsibility from either intentional or accidental misuse of the models.

Remember, never carry any of the models in public. Offences with replica weapons carry the same penalties as with real weapons.

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Probably the largest collection of replica firearms online, based in the UK
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