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The Colt Single-Action Army Revolver was produced in several forms and many calibers from 1872 to 1940, with production totaling about 350,000 pieces. As its introduction coincided with the settlement of the "Wild" West, the names "Peacemaker" and "Frontier Six-Shooter" were popularized. Used by legends like Buffalo Bill Cody, Wild Bill Hickock, Pat Garret and Bat Masterson it was also the weapon of choice for settlers in the West during the late 19th century. The Colt Cavalry Model 1873 Single Action Revolver's relatively long barrel provided excellent accuracy in capable hands. This non-firing nickel-finish version has a functional lock mechanism, with a revolving cylinder and working ejector system.  

Key Features:
Non-fireable
Functional Lock Mechanism
Authentic Details
For Decorative Purposes Only

Measurements:

Length: 12.25 Inches
Height: 6 Inches

Barrel is 7 inches long
Width: 2 Inches
Weight: 2 lbs.

This is a non-firing replica of the original. This piece replicates the original in size, weight and appearance, and functions much like the original. However, this replica cannot be made to fire or part interchanged.

It is the customer's responsibility to check all local laws pertaining to an item before you place your order.  We are not responsible for packages confiscated due to Customs inspections.

CERTAIN STATES WE CAN NOT SHIP TO: 
NY, NYC, RI and Canada

George Washington's favorite pistol was made in London in 1748 by Hawkins, one of the best known gun makers of the period, and it still survives as a national treasure. Elegant in its design, the gun combines simple, clean lines with tasteful silver decoration. This Non Firing replica of the George Washington Flintlock Pistol has all of the features of the original, including the George Washington nameplate on the grip.

 
Key Features:
Authentic Details
Part of American History
Non-fireable
Functional Lock Mechanism

Measurements:
Overall Length: 14.25 Inches
Barrel Length: 8 Inches
Weight: 1 lb. 7 oz.

This is a non-firing replica of the original. This piece replicates the original in size, weight and appearance, and functions much like the original. However, this replica cannot be made to fire or part interchanged.

It is the customer's responsibility to check all local laws pertaining to an item before you place your order.

The Winchester 1873 Lever-Action Repeating Rifle, famous for its rugged construction and lever-action breech mechanism that allowed the rifleman to fire a number of shots before having to reload: hence the term, "repeating rifle". The first model, the Model 1866, was nicknamed Yellow Boy because of its brass receiver. The Model 1873 was much more popular than the 66 because of the steel frame which allowed it to take the newly designed and more potent centerfire .44 cailber cartridge. The 1873 is often referred to as The Gun That Won The West. The 1866 was only available in .44 caliber rimfire cartridge at first, and the more modern centerfire cartridges were added to the production line later. The Model 1873 was available in centerfire .44, .38 , and .32 calibers. During its production run, from 1873 to 1919, about 720,000 pieces were made in the Connecticut factory. Its tubular magazine was located underneath the barrel. This non-firing version clearly demonstrates the workings of the lever-action loading system.

Key Features:
Authentic Details
Pewter Finish
Non-fireable
Functional Lever Action

Measurements:
Overall Length: 39.5 Inches
Barrel Length: 18.875 Inches
Weight: 7 lbs

This is a non-firing replica of the original. This piece replicates the original in size, weight and appearance, and functions much like the original. However, this replica cannot be made to fire or part interchanged.

It is the customer's responsibility to check all local laws pertaining to an item before you place your order.  We are not responsible for packages confiscated due to Customs inspections.

The Winchester 1873 Lever-Action Repeating Rifle, famous for its rugged construction and lever-action breech mechanism that allowed the rifleman to fire a number of shots before having to reload: hence the term, "repeating rifle". The first model, the Model 1866, was nicknamed Yellow Boy because of its brass receiver. The Model 1873 was much more popular than the 66 because of the steel frame which allowed it to take the newly designed and more potent centerfire .44 cailber cartridge.

The 1873 is often referred to as The Gun That Won The West. The 1866 was only available in .44 caliber rimfire cartridge at first, and the more modern centerfire cartridges were added to the production line later. The Model 1873 was available in centerfire .44, .38 , and .32 calibers. During its production run, from 1873 to 1919, about 720,000 pieces were made in the Connecticut factory. Its tubular magazine was located underneath the barrel. This non-firing version clearly demonstrates the workings of the lever-action loading system.

Our Beretta Replica Pistol 92F 9mm is now available in a Nickel Finish. In 1985, the model 92F, 9mm Parabellum (FD1254) replaced the .45 as official sidearm of the U. S. Military. An Italian manufacturer makes this semi-automatic pistol for armies and police forces around the world.

Key Features:
Non firing
Military Model - The Current Sidearm of the U.S. Military
Full Size Die Cast and Ideally Suited for Display
Magazine clip Can Be Removed
Working Slide Action

Measurements:
Length: 8.5 Inches
Weight: 3 lbs.

This is a non-firing replica of the original. This piece replicates the original in size, weight and appearance, and functions much like the original. However, this replica cannot be made to fire or part interchanged.

It is the customer's responsibility to check all local laws pertaining to an item before you place your order.  We are not responsible for packages confiscated due to Customs inspections.

CERTAIN STATES WE CAN NOT SHIP TO: 
CT, IL (Chicago, Aurora), KS (Topeka), MN, NJ, NY, PA, PR, RI, WI, and Canada