Model 1873 Repeating Rifle - Black Finish - Non-Firing

The Model 1873 Repeating Rifle is a non-firing reproduction made of metal and wood, featuring a black finish. It has a lever-action mechanism that allows multiple shots before reloading, making it a "repeating rifle". The rifle's design involves a horizontal movement closure with a needle in line. When the lever is operated, it unlocks the breech, ejects the spent casing, and loads a new round.

Key Features:
* Lever-action repeating rifle
* Historical significance as "The gun that won the West"
* Steel structure with central percussion cartridges
* Used in conjunction with revolvers of the period
* Popular in the American western era

This DENIX reproduction is popular among historical reenactors and weapon collectors, providing a glimpse into the American western era and its iconic firearms. It was even featured in the film "Winchester '73," adding to its historical significance.

Measurements:
Overall Length: 43.30 Inches
Barrel Length: 19 Inches
Weight: 5.78 lbs.

This is a non-firing copy 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.

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