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FIRST EMPIRE RIFLES AND PISTOLS
We propose 2 types of copies: First one for low prices are made with "looking like" iron and are approximatives, they will fit beginners in re-enactment and actors for theatre and even movies. Second types are made as original types but there is no hole to make the powder burning, so you cannot shoot with them.
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BROWN BESS RIFLERifle of british troops in napoleonic wars. |
€ 112,00 |
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CHARLEVILLE 1777, corrigé An IXLongueur du fusil 153cm, poids 4.70kg. Longueur de la baïonnette 46cm, poids de 0.32kg. Hauteur du fusil avec baïonnette 192 cm. Référence DGA n°5993. Livré avec sa baïonnette. |
€ 468,00 |
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Rifle from the Saint-Etienne ManufactureA very resembling replica of the regulation rifle for the Empire infantrymen. This rifle equipped with its bayonet will be useful for begining reenactors (it doesn't shoot), for an extremely attractive price. It can also be used to adorn a dummy ! |
€ 121,00 |
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Pistol wearing the Emperor's coat of armsAn interesting replica of a pistol from the Empire period, this non-functioning weapon will fool a lot of people. The metal and the other materials used make it look very realistic. Neat ornaments for a modest price. A good idea to make a present for the Empire enthusiasts. |
€ 45,00 |
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Pistol based on Officers' PistolsINTERESTING REPLICA OF A PISTOL FROM THE FIRST EMPIRE. Available in December The colouring of the metal makes this weapon look very realistic, although it cannot shoot. Tucked in the belt, it will fool many, and will also be appreciated as a gift by the Empire enthusiasts (for Christmas, Father's Day,... ) |
€ 45,00 |
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FRENCH CAVALRY FLINTLOCK CaARBINE (1777 / AN IX model)Introduced during the American Revolution, the carbine offered Light cavalry a short, light, and versatile firearm for close quarter fighting - the typical situation for Light Dragoons and Hussars. It was in the reign of Napoleon that this firearm (AN IX version) became extensively used. Lancers, Carbiniers a cheval, Artillery Train, and the Line Chasseurs a Cheval all were issued with this carbine. Even the Sapeurs of Infantry Regiments found them ideal for their type of duties. The holding system (two rings running in a iron bar) even allows to fire without putting the baldric out. Length 114cm, weigth 3.30kg.The frizzen cover is case hardened, and the seamless tempered barrel is made of high carbon steel (type:BS970 no.080M40). The breech is threaded. |
€ 435,00 |
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BAIONETTE CHARLEVILLE , SOLD OUT!Baionette en bon acier pour fusil Charleville, livrée avec son fourreau en cuir terminé par une boule en métal. Longueur totale 48 cm |
€ 70,00 |
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Flintlock pitol, An IX typeBonaparte asked in 1800 a commitee made of artillerymen and weapeon's factories' engineers to conceive a new pistol. The old kinds, as the 1763-1766 one, were in fact too delicate for military duty. The an IX pistol was born... Introduced in 1801 this famous pistol graced the holsters of Napoleon's cavalry at the height of the 1st Empire. In battle this pistol was used both for volley fire and close quarter fighting with other cavalry. As well it proved useful in inflicting harm on packed enemy infantry defensive squares. While another, lighter pistol began to be manufactured in 1807, the "AN IX" pistol continued to be used in Napoleon's cavalry until the end of the Empire in 1815. Shorter than the old ones, his length is 352 mm, his weigth 1.290kg, has a 17.1mm caliber (7 lines 7 points), the barrel is 201mm long. Note the shape of the grip, which ends with a brass piece, in order to allow the gun to be used as a kind of truncheon, when shot. 66.000 pieces were produced between 1801 and 1807. The steel used in the barrel is made of tempered seamless modern steel (type:BS970 no.080M40) with a threaded breech plug. The breech area of the barrel possesses the historic model markings and the controller/inspector stamps. The frizzen cover is case hardened |
€ 320,00 |
