Firearm Replicas

This .45 M1911 Auto Military Pistol is a zinc die-cast all metal replica model and a realistic non-firing duplicate of the standard government issue sidearm of the U.S. soldier since 1911.

These caps fit our Cap firing replicas. Includes 96 caps.

This Non Firing version of the Napoleonic style flintlock (Model 1801) was typical of what Lewis and Clark and their corps carried as they departed in 1803 to territories unknown. 

This Non Firing version of an Italian Percussion Pistol circa 1825 is accurately detailed and shows typical Italian craftsmanship - a great costume or conversation piece. The Percussion pistol was a great improvement over the flintlock.

The Italian (Brescia) 1825 percussion Dueling Pistol is a handsome testament to bygone days when men defended their honor by dueling. This replica gun features a detailed engraved barrel and furniture.

TThe British pattern 1853 Enfield Rifled 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 combatants from several British manufacturers.

This full-size Model 1873 lever-action carbine replica recreates one of the most recognizable firearms of the American frontier, complete with a working lever, trigger, and dummy-cartridge ejection system. Its blued black appearance, substantial 5.5-pound weight, and traditional wood-tone furniture make it an excellent choice for Western collectors, historical displays, theatrical productions, and Old West reenactment.

If you're ready to complete your classic cowboy rig, the 1873 Western Holster in black is your perfect match. Built for serious Western enthusiasts, this authentic leather holster fits your favorite 4.75” and 5.5” M1873 revolvers like a glove. Made right here in the USA!

The 1892 Winchester Lever-Action Rifle. This M1892 lever action western carbine has been seen in many movies, but was first made famous in the Rifleman.

The 1892 Winchester Lever-Action Rifle, made from 1892 until 1941 and production was in excess of one million pieces. Many variations and calibers were introduced but the basic design was largely unaltered and many are still in use today as hunting rifle.

The 1892 Winchester Lever-Action 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.

Reproduction of the Broom Handle Mauser Pistol with Wood Grip from 1896. Also known under a variety of other names, including C96, M96, Bolo, P-7.63, Broomhandle, Mauser.