Non-Firing Authentic Replicas of Civil War Rifles & Muskets
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Civil War Replica Rifles and Muskets
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#22-1046 - The Enfield Short Rifle was a percussion lock rifle used extensively by both the North and South during the Civil War. Authentically detailed with the London Armoury Royal Crown stamped on the percussion lock, our 2-band musketoon has a 24" blued barrel, wood stock, metal ramrod and lanyards for a sling (not available). 40" long overall.
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#22-1030G -- B.T. Henry's legendary 1860 invention--the first true repeating rifle, designed to fire the first metal-jacketed, self-contained cartridge (also invented by Henry). It was often said that a man with one of these was equal to fifteen men firing the cap and ball weapons that were typical for that time.
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Civil War Maps
and Archive Photographs
and Archive Photographs
Comprehensive Battlefield
Maps and Archive Photos
Maps and Archive Photos
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1860 Repeating Rifle - Octagonal Barrel
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#22-1030L - Lever Action - Brass finish
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#22-1067 - This 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. 54-3/4" long overall, shipping weight, 10 lbs.
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