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Baker Rifle
The Baker Rifle was a flintlock infantry rifle made and used by the British. The Baker Rifle was in use until the late 1830's. -
Harper Ferry Model 1803
Harper's Ferry model 1803 was a flintlock rifle made by the USA and used in several battles. Because it was unreliable, it was soon decommissioned as a military rifle. -
Harpers Ferry Model 1805
The Model 1805 was the first of many flintlock pistols produced by the Harper Ferry company. The Model 1805 was issued to US Officers as a side arm. -
Henry 1813
The Henry Model 1813 was an american made flintlock pistol. The 1813 was mainly used by the US navy. -
Harper Ferry model 1816
The Model 1816 is an American made flintlock rifle. It was largely influenced by the French model 1777 but not used often in combat by the U.S. military. -
Hall Rifle
The Hall Rifle, also known as the Model 1819 is an American made flintlock long gun. The Hall Rifle was used by the US military as sharpshooting rifles. -
Francotte Pinfire
The Pinfire was a Belgian revolver made in 1820. It was noted for its beautiful finish and elegant metal work. -
Lefaucheux 20-round
The Lefaucheux is a french made oddball. It is a double barrel, 20 shot pistol that's only mission was to out gun the opponent by having more ammunition. -
Derringer Pocket Pistol
Derringer pistols were generally large caliber, small framed pistols used mainly for self defense. The pistol gained popularity because it was so easy to conceal. -
Andrew Carnegie
Man of steel, made an empire out of steel production. started out as a poor Irish immigrant. -
Johnson model 1836
The Johnson model 1836 was a flint lock pistol made in America. It was a .45 caliber pistol with a 8.5 inch barrel, which made it devastating in a gunfight. -
J.P. Morgan
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John D. Rockefeller
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Harper Ferry model 1841
The Ferry model 1841 was a revamp of the previous Ferry models. The new rifle was a breech loading, percussion rifle, and took advantage of the new technologies that were developed. -
Derringer Model 1842
The Derringer Model 1842 was a Navy remake of the famous Derringer. Although it was a bit larger than its older counterpart, it still carried a large caliber, and was relatively small compared to other pistols of the time. -
Colt Walker
The colt walker was a massive powerful pistol. Originally attended for military use and was designed for those who have never used a revolver before. -
Allen & Thurber Single shot
This single shot pistol was made by Allen & Thurber, and was designed for competition shooting. It was an odd ball .41 caliber, and used a percussion firing principle -
Colt model 1848, Baby Dragoon
The model 1848 is a five shot percussion cap revolver. It was intended for the civilian market so it was made more light weight and more compact than its bigger brother, the Dragoon. -
Colt model 1848, Dragoon
The Dragoon is a five shot percussion revolver that was made mainly for military use. The name Dragoon comes from the french work for Dragon, it was called such because of its large caliber and firing speed -
Colt model 1849, Pocket Revolver
Colts Pocket Revolver replaced the Baby Dragoon. It was a better model in the sense it was a lighter more compact pistol. -
Devisme Revolver
This revolver was made by Devisme, who was a highly skilled weapon maker from France. It was a percussion fired five shot revolver that was one of the few double action pistols available. -
Colt Model 1851 Navy
The Colt model 1851 was one of the most popular handguns ever produced. The pistol was a percussion cap fired .36 caliber revolver used by the US navy. -
Enfield Pattern 1853
The pattern 1853 was a musket rifle with a long history in the British military -
Lorenz Model 1854
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Massachusetts Arms Greene Carbine
The Greene is a breech loaded carbine used in the American Civil War. This rifle was another limited production rifle that only lasted during the Civil War. -
Colt model 1855
An oddball of the era, the colt model 1855 was a revolving carbine. It was an attempt to copy the double action of a revolver to rifles, it worked but hardly. -
Colt Model 1855 (Root Revolver)
The Root Revolver was the first Colt revolver to use a solid frame design. It was a single action six shot pistol produced to rival the other solid frame revolvers on the market. -
Enfield pattern 1856
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Burnside Carbine
The Burnside Carbine of 1856 was a breech loading rifle. Its an american rifle that was used mainly during the civil war. -
Manhattan Navy Revolver
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Cook & Brother Carbine Musket
The Cook & Brother Musket was one of the few Confederate firearms made in the south. It is a muzzle loading musket with a shorter frame compare to a normal long gun musket. -
Henry model 1860
The Henry model 1860 is a lever action rifle. Although not the perfect lever action of the time, it was a revolutionary rifle because it combined two previous major lever action designs. -
J.F. Brown Sniper Rifle
The J.F. Brown Sniper Rifle is a civil war era sharp shooter. It featured an early "scope" that allowed for a small magnification of the target. -
Lindsay Model 1860
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Allen & Wheelock Drop Breech Rifle
The Allen & Wheelock breech rifle of 1860 is a drop breech loading rifle. It seen limited use in the Civil war because they were only acquired in personal purchases. -
Colt Model 1860 New Army
The Cold Model 1860 is a six shot percussion fired revolver used during the US Civil War. Colt produced hundreds of thousands of these hand guns to help the war effort. -
Cooper Pocket Double action
The Cooper pocket Double action is a six shot revolver that utilized a double action unlike most other pistols of the time. It has a smaller frame to be easily hidden in a coat pocket. -
Massachusetts Arms Maynard Carbine
Over 20,000 of these Massachusetts Carbines were produced. The Maynard is another service rifle that only seen use in the American Civil War. -
Colt Special Model 1861
The Colt Model 1861 is a musket that is nothing more than a retooled Springfield model 1861. -
Bridesburg Model 1861
The Bridesburg model 1861 is a musket style rifle that was used during the american Civil War. During its peak, the Bridesburg was mass produced to 5000 units a month. -
Gatling Model 1861
There is a lot to say about the Gatling Model 1861, but to keep it short, it is the ultimate support weapon. Built in 1861 the Gatling gun featured ten rotating barrels. only the top most barrel would fire, then circulate back. the circulation allows the barrel to cool off and help prevent overheating and cracking. -
LeMat Grape shot
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Colt Model 1861 Navy
The Model 1861 is a remake of the previous Colt Navy revolver. The pistol retained the same percussion fired six shot system, but had more ergonomic features that made it more reliable in battle. -
Model 1861 Ketchum
The Ketchum is an early version of the hand grenade. It proved itself very effective in the American Civil War by its massive explosion or deadly shrapnel. -
Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy
The Model 1862 Pocket Navy is a compact version of the Model 1861 Navy. It is exactly the same speaking in functionality, but has a smaller compact frame that is easier for smaller people to handle. -
Cosmopolitan Carbine
The Cosmopolitan is a US, percussion fired carbine. It was the standard issue weapon of the Illinois 5th and 6th cavalry during the Civil War. -
Dickson Nelson & Co Rifle
The Dickson Nelson is a smooth bore musket used during the Civil War. It featured a flintlock system similar to the model 1814 long gun. -
Fayetteville Model 1862
The Fayetteville Model 1862 was a confederate made musket. It featured a rifled barrel and a similar frame to the long gun of 1814. -
Colt Model 1862 Police
The Model 1862 police was a police issued pistol that featured a five shot percussion system. The Pistol also seen use in the Civil War. -
Gallager Model 1863
The Gallager is a single shot breech loaded percussion carbine. During the course of the Civil War, there were as many as 18,000 of these rifles produced for battle. -
Lindsay Model 1863
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Bridesburg Model 1863
This revamp of the popular Model 1861 was similar with only a few upgrades. The model 1863 had a better hammer design and had a revised rear sight. -
Merrill Model 1863
The Merrill Model 1863 is a Confederate breech loading rifle that saw use in the Civil war. Although the Merrill is a confederate rifle, both the Union and Confederate forces used them. -
Henry Ford
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Metropolitan Navy Model 1864
The Metropolitan is an American Navy service revolver. The Metropolitan Navy is Metro's own copy of the Colt classic Navy Model. Because of the Colt east armory fire, Metropolitan took to producing copies of the Colt. -
Miller Model 1861
The Miller Model 1861 was actually produced in 1865. It started off as a Model 1861 Springfield but was converted form muzzle loading to breech loading in 1865. -
Model 1866 Peabody Carbine
The Peabody Carbine is an American single shot breech load rifle. It was developed during the final fighting of the Civil War, and saw major success it later years over seas. -
Liege Model 1869
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Gasser Model 1870 Army
The model 1870 was the standard sidearm for the Austro-Hungarian Cavalry. It is a six shot revolver with a standard single action. -
Modello 1870
The Modello 1870 is an Italian bolt action service rifle. It was a single shot rifle until the late 1870's when a repeat fire function was added. -
Martini-Henry
The Martini-Henry is a single shot breech loaded rifle. The Martini was a service rifle for the British military up until the next century. -
Mauser Model 1871
The Mauser Model 1871 is a German bolt action service rifle. The Model 1871 started the legend of Mauser bolt action rifles and has seen many revamps through the years. -
MAS Modele 1873
The Modele 1873 is a French six round revolver. It served as a French military side arm until 1887 -
Colt Single Action Army, The Peacemaker
The cowboys best friend, the peacemaker, is a six shot percussion revolver. This pistol earned its legendary status thanks to the wild west and its crazy stories. Although the pistol was renown for its accuracy, some of the legends are a bit exaggerated. -
Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Dreyse Reichsrevolver
The Reichsrevolver is a German revolver made in 1879. The revolver is a single action six shot that was used by the German Military. -
Enfield Mk I / Mk II
The Enfield Mk I and Mk II are British revolvers. Used by the British military, and police, the Enfield revolver was a double action with a .476 caliber cartridge. -
Dreyse Reichsrevolver Model 1883
This pistol was a revamp of the Dreyse Reichsrevolver from 1879. This model, however, was nicer in quality and was used by German Officers. -
Lebel Model 1886
The Lebel is a french bolt action rifle. It was a revolutionary rifle with a 8mm cartridge, it served in the french military for nearly 50 years. -
Mannlicher Model 1886
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Lancaster Oval Bore
The Lancaster Oval Bore is a British handgun. It featured a four shot, four barrel design with an oval bore. -
Lee Metford 1888
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Mannlicher Model 1888
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Mauser Model 1888 (Gew 88)
The Gew 88 is another German bolt action service rifle. This rifle was one of the two rifles used by the German Military in WWI along with the Gew 98 -
Infantry Model 1889
This Belgian rifle was created in 1889 for the Belgian military. It is a bolt action Mauser and was standard issue for the Belgian army -
Berthier Bolt Action Service Rifle
The Berthier rifle is an 8mm bolt action used by the french military (so it didn't get much use). It provided a revolutionary feature of a smokeless cartridge which helped enormously on the battle field. -
Mosin-Nagant Model 1891
The Mosin is a Russian bolt action service rifle. The Mosin was developed by a Russian and Belgian design team, and over the course of its life, there where over 37,000,000 Mosin rifles made. -
Model 1891
The Model 1891 is a strange rifle, not in the sense as it its appearance or functionality, but its origin. The Model 1891 is a Mauser, but instead of being German, its Argentinian. -
MAS Modele 1892
The Modele 1892 is a French six round revolver that replaced the Modele 1873. It was a revamp of revolvers of the French military's past and help its position as a service pistol for many years. -
Krag-Jorgensen Model 1894
The Krag-Jorgensen Model 1894 is a Norwegian rifle. It is a bolt action repeating rifle that was adopted by the US, and Denmark as standard military rifles. -
Marlin Model 1894
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Lee-Enfield 1895
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Colt Browning M1895 aka Potato Digger
The M1895 mated lever-action movement with gas operated power to make an air cooled machine gun. It was created by the US after they realized the importance of machine guns during the Spanish American War. -
Mannlicher Model 1895
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Mauser C96
The Mauser C96 is a German semiautomatic magazine fed pistol. The C96 saw combat through WWI and WWII by German forces. -
Colt Model 1898 New Service
The Model 1898 has existed under many different names, and there are up to 356,000 models in existence. It is a six shot .45 caliber revolver that featured a rim fire cartridge. -
Gasser & Rast Model 1898
The Gasser model 1898 is an eight shot revolver that was used in the Austro-Hungarian army. Its design was a bit unorthodox with its right angled grip and eight shot cylinder -
Mauser Model 1898 (Gew 98)
The Mauser Model 1898 was the second rifle used by German forces in WWI. Being the later model Gew, this rifle saw combat in both world wars
