Confederate revolver, USA 1860

Black Pepper FOG 15ml (0,51 oz) with atomizer spray nozzle for broad impact. Range approximately 4 meters (13 feet). Contains 11% oleoresin-capsicum. Easy to use. Content suffices for several uses. Effective against attacking animals – direct at eyes, nose or muzzle. Use against humans prohibited in Germany!

United Cutlery continues to expand its most sought after Honshu line of modern, tactical weapons and now, the popular Honshu Boshin Kukri has been reinforced in D2 tool steel. The 13 1/8” resilient, modern D2 tool steel blade has a rock-solid full-tang construction with thru-holes and a blood groove. Made of state-of-the-art TPR, the handle is rugged and waterproof with ergonomic contours and texture for a slip-free grip. The tactical kukri is 19 5/8” in overall length and it comes housed in a premium, reinforced genuine leather belt sheath. Details: Total length: 50 cm Blade length: 33.34 cm Blade material: D2 tool steel

Reproduction of a rifle, made of metal and wood, with simulating loading and firing mechanism. The Model 1873 was a repeating rifle with lever action, that is, it allowed several shots to be fired before reloading, ejecting the old casing and replacing it with a new one by operating a lever attached to the trigger guard; hence the term "repeating rifle". Its operation consists of a horizontal movement closure that has the needle in line inside; When the lower lever is actuated, it unlocks the lock, then moves it backwards, uncovering the breech, giving space to a lifting tile and mounting the striker from behind. At the end of its backward travel, the latch causes a bullet to travel from the magazine to the riser pad, and then the reciprocal forward movement of the lever raises the pad, placing the bullet in front of the chamber, where it is pushed into battery by the closure. The last upward stroke of the lever again locks the closure in the trip position. The Model 1873 was the most widely used rifle of its time, due to its steel structure and because it used the same central percussion cartridges as revolvers of that period. That allowed the shooter to carry two different weapons with the same type of ammunition. It was produced in such big quantities that it became a common element in the western United States, receiving the nickname of "The gun that won the West", due to its roots and versatility. It was the inspiration for the film "Winchester '73," shot in 1950, starring with James Stewart and directed by Anthony Mann. Travel to the American western with the historical reproduction of this DENIX rifle, a weapon very appreciated by historical reenactors and weapon collectors!

Black Pepper Jet 15ml (0,51 oz) with spray nozzle for specific impact. Range up to 5 meters (16 feet). Contains 11% oleoresin-capsicum. Easy to use. Content suffices for several uses. Effective against attacking animals – direct at eyes, nose or muzzle. Use against humans prohibited in Germany!

Back by popular demand! No known historical name exists for this unique sword! It appears in the Maciejowski Bible, a Medieval manuscript that depicts that illustrates Bible stories with Medieval clothing and weapons. This weapon also appears in other manuscripts from the period. Our version can be seen on plate 21 entitled The Rescue of Lot. The single-edge blade is broad and flat while the two-handed grip provides a tremendous amount of leverage, generating a large amount of force. Hand forged of high-carbon steel by Windlass Steelcrafts® with wooden scales on the grip and antiqued copper fittings. This single-edged chopper has been hand-forged of 1075 high carbon steel. SPECIFICATIONS: Overall Length: 32" Blade Length: 19-1/4" Blade Width: 3-1/2" Blade Thickness: 3/16" Weight: 3lbs/7oz Material: 1075 High Carbon Steel