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18th Century British Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol - Pewter
# 803502
A blunderbuss is a muzzle-loading firearm with a flared, trumpet-like barrel and is the predecessor to the shotgun. Most of these weapons are mid-sized, being smaller than most shoulder-fired arms,...$54.95 -
1873 Cavalry Single Action Old West Revolver - Antique Grey
# 803459
The 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...$77.95 -
Death's Head Flintlock Pistol
# 804450
This sleek non-firing replica from Denix is the epitome of pirate lore. Wood stock with ornate filigree etching adorning the antique grey metal barrel, firing mechanism, and pistol guard. The butt...$57.95 -
Pirate Blunderbuss Pistol
# 804449
This replica blunderbuss pistol features an antiqued silver/pewter finish over its cast metal parts and real wood stock. Trigger and flintlock mechanism move, but are non-firing. This distinctive...$62.95 -
Philadelphia Derringer Dummy Gun
# 802136
Made famous by riverboat gamblers and “shady” ladies of the evening in the early to mid 1800s…personal protection in an easy to conceal package. Most infamously used by J. W. Booth to assassinate...$48.95 -
Philadelphia Derringer Cap Firing Replica Pistol
# 805388
A favorite of gamblers, card sharks, "sporting ladies", and other ne'er do wells throughout the 1800s. Easy to conceal in a coat pocket or boots, the baby Derringer was perfect for up-close personal...$45.95 -
Pepper Box Replica Revolver
# 801894
Designed in the 1830s, the Pepper Box revolver was the ultimate choice for rapid-fire, close-range personal defense. Our replica functions just like the originals (except it cannot fire), pull the...$71.95 -
Griswold & Gunnison Civil War Cap & Ball Revolver with Faux Bone Grips
# 805579
This is a perfect non-firing copy, with realistic action and a working loading lever, of a handgun that began production as a result of the Civil War. Connecticut transplant Samuel Griswold built a...$88.95 -
Griswold & Gunnison Civil War Cap & Ball Revolver
# 805578
This is a perfect non-firing copy, with realistic action and a working loading lever, of a handgun that began production as a result of the Civil War. This detailed Griswold and Gunnison revolver...$88.95 -
Old West Engraved M1873 Cavalry Revolver - Faux Ivory Grips
# 803457
The Cavalry Models relatively long barrel provided excellent accuracy in capable hands. This non-firing version replicates a gold-inlaid piece in brass and has a functional lock mechanism, with a...$99.95 -
Old West Engraved Fast Draw Army Revolver - Wood Grip
# 803456
This legendary fast draw, single action, replica model gun takes you back to the era of Wyatt Earp, fancy well-heeled gamblers, and epic western gunfights. Fancy filigree adorns the frame, barrel,...$102.95 -
Old West 1873 Quick Draw Army Revolver - Nickel
# 803454
This M1873 fast draw replica pistol has realistic action that works just like the originals. Has a functional lock mechanism, revolving cylinder and working ejector system. The famous pistol that...$82.95
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The Weight of Steel, None of the Powder
A good replica gun earns its keep the same way the genuine article did, through weight, balance, and the click of a working action. Ours are cast from metal and wood, not plastic, and carry the heft of a Colt-style revolver or a Civil War sidearm without a single working part that could fire a round. A film crew, a reenactor, or a collector can trust the look without troubling over the danger.
Our range runs from Old West revolvers to Civil War era pistols, the kind of pieces that pair naturally with a holster and belt for anyone staging the frontier rather than living it. Firearm replicas built this way have earned their place on set, on a mantel, and in a living history camp alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these replica guns safe?
They are. Non-firing by design, built for display, reenactment, or filming, and no live round has any place in them. A costumer or a set dresser can rely on the look without the risk.
Do they look and feel like the real thing?
As close as a replica gets. Metal and wood construction, working cylinders and hammers on many models, weight and balance built to match the originals they are drawn from.
What kinds of replica guns do you carry?
Old West revolvers, Civil War era pistols, and a range of other historical sidearms. Whether the need is a cowboy outfit or a reenactment kit, there is likely a fit here.
Do I need a license to own one?
Most places require none, since these are non-firing replicas. Local law still varies, particularly for public carry while filming or in costume, so it pays to check before you step out the door.
Are these just toys?
Call them detailed enough to satisfy a collector, sturdy enough to handle regular use, and built with no path to ever firing live ammunition. That combination has made them a fixture on set and at the reenactment camp both.
