Re-enactment Gear

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  1. Union double-breasted Shell Jacket with buttons: $85
  2. Matching Union kepi: $35
  3. Confederate Infantry Shell Jacket with buttons and piping: $85.
  4. Matching Confederate kepi: $35.
  5. 1858 Remington .44 cal. cap and ball revolver (Italian): $185.
  6. 1851 Colt .44 cal. revolver: $185.
  7. 1860 Colt Army (4 screw) .44 cal. cap and ball revolver: $185.
  8. Custom-made English leather sword and pistol rig with cap box: $100.

Black Powder Guns

1851 Navy Black Powder Revolver.  Western expansion in the mid-19th century dictated the U.S. Cavalry carry a reliable sidearm designed for the times. This fine reproduction of that repeater Colt captures the original design. The authenticity is precise, from walnut grips to color case-hardened loading lever. Its cylinder carries the same engraving pattern used for the original. This brass framed revolver is available in .44 caliber.                         $135

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1851 Navy

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1858 Remington® New Army.  Much in demand because of its one-piece frame and superior internals, this hefty revolver originally manufactured by Remington saw wide-spread use during the Civil War. Complete with authentic 6 1 inch barrel, brass trigger guard and fixed sights. A blade front and adjustable target rear sight is fitted on stainless steel models only.  

Brass  $135                   Steel  $198            Stainless Steel  $298

 

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1858 Remington® New Army

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1860 Army.   This service revolver originally created by Colt® for the Union army during the war of the North and South is a must for every black powder collector and shooter. The richly blued .44 caliber barrel contracts handsomely with either steel or brass frame models with walnut grips. Authentic in every detail to give you the same experience as during the Civil War.

                      Brass frame  $135                    Steel frame $198

1860 Army (Lawman).  Same as above expect it has a full-fluted cylinder and bone-toned grips. Offered in case-hardened steel-frame only.     $250.

 

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1860 Army.  For that revolver enthusiast who just needs that extra flair, here is just the conversation piece. If brandishing a shiny nickel frame and backstrap and highlighting the cylinder, hammer and trigger with gold tone is not enough, the simulated ivory white grips give this showpiece that extra touch and style.   $235

 

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Pocket Remington®.  Developed in the early 1800s, this diminutive revolver is easily recognized by its highly polished brass frame with top strap and unique spur trigger.  A favorite among early revolvers for its light weight, excellent balance, and easy concealability.  The Pocket Remington loads five .31 caliber charges, and the integral loading lever makes reloading fast and easy.      $198

 

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Pocket Remington®

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Smith Carbine .50 caliber (top)  The Smith was one of the most successful breech loading carbines of the Civil War. Its hinged breech action permitted quick and easy reloading while on horseback. the Smith carbine replica features a color case hardened receiver, blued steel barrel and a walnut butt stock and forend. A classic percussion breech loader, the Smith is available in either the Cavalry Model (with saddle ring and bar) or the Artillery Model (with sling swivels). Bbl. length 21½ inches; O.A.L. 39 inches; Weight 7 lbs. 12 oz.; Rate of twist 1:60; Recommended Bullet: Flat Base .50 Caliber.  Our Price $750

1859 Sharps Cavalry Carbine, .54 caliber (bottom)  Popular with both sides during the War between the States, Sharps was one of  the first, and one of the best black powder breech loaders. Its design carried over into the cartridge era with great success. This replica of the 1859 carbine features color case hardened action, patch box and furniture, blued steel barrel, walnut stocks and a saddle bar with ring. Bbl. length: 22 inches; O.A.L.: 39 inches; Rate of twist: 1:48; Recommended Bullet: Flat Base .54 Caliber.  Our Price $750

 
Re-enactment Bit in sweet iron, black steel finish will develop a fine patina of rust.  5" mouth, 7 1/2 inch cheeks, we will carry the sweet iron version with 3 different mouth pieces.  Matching curb chain and hooks are included.        Our Price $75

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Re-enactment Bit in Stainless steel, 5" mouth.  Solid brass U.S. medallions on cheek pieces.      Our Price $75

 

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Re-enactment Bit in Stainless steel, 5" medium port mouth.  6" cheeks, comes with curb chain and hooks.      Our Price $50

   

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