PEDERSOLI - REENACTMENT - THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

1816 Harper's Ferry Musket

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1853 Enfield 3 Band Pattern

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1854 Lorenz Rifle

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1859 Sharps Cavalry

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1859 Sharps Infantry

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1860 Sharps Berdan

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1862 Richmond

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1862 Sharps Confederate Carbine

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Coach Gun Side-by-Side 12ga

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Cook & Brother Artillery Carbine

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Enfield Musketoon Pattern 1861
Mississippi US Model 1841

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Whitworth Rifle

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1816 Harper's Ferry Musket

The U.S 1816 musket was originally produced in the arsenals at Harper’s Ferry and Springfield between 1816 and 1844, taking the design from the famous 1777 French muskets. It was first produced in large quantities, in the flintlock version and...

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1853 Enfield 3 Band Pattern

It was considered the apex European military gun of that time, introduced by the British War Department after several studies to improve the calibers and the dimensions of the previous models. However, it kept the same general appearance of the earlier...

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1854 Lorenz Rifle

Conceived by the Austrian Lieutenant Joseph Lorenz, the rifle’s official production started in 1854, replacing the Augustin rifle among the Austrian troops, demonstrating from the very beginning, its supremacy over the former rifle. It was used in...

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1859 Sharps Cavalry

A shortened version built for the cavalry, the 1859 Sharps Cavalry features a 22" barrel, and a saddle ring.

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1859 Sharps Infantry

the 1859 Sharps Infantry features a round 30" barrel secured to the stock with steel bands, case color hardened furniture, walnut stock, and ladder sights.

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1860 Sharps Berdan

Among the paper cartridge Sharps rifles you can find the Sporting model with octagonal barrel rust brown finish colour, adjustable front sight and set trigger, the Infantry and Cavalry models with blue round barrel, kept by bands, have fixed front sight...

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1862 Richmond

It was produced using the machines and equipment transferred from the Harper‚Äö√Ñ√¥s Ferry arsenal, closed on April 18, 1861 to Richmond, the Confederate Capital. The Richmond State Armory was founded and replacing the Virginia Manufactory Arms. This gun...

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1862 Sharps Confederate Carbine

Among the guns produced in the Confederate arsenals during the American Civil War, there was a carbine borrowed from the 1859 Sharps model and produced in about two thousand units by the ‚Äö√Ñ√∫S.C. Robinson Arms Manufactury‚Äö√Ñ√π in Richmond, Virginia...

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Coach Gun Side-by-Side 12ga

During the Civil War the Confederate troops in addition to the standardised ordnance guns also used all kinds of guns, including many sourced from European countries.Among the guns used to equip the Cavalry there were also the traditional hunting side by...

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Cook & Brother Artillery Carbine

At the beginning of 1861, with the secession of Louisiana, the Cook brothers started manufacturing their rifles in New Orleans. The bombing of the town from the Union Navy started on April 18, 1861 prompted the Cook brothers to move manufacturing to...

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Enfield Musketoon Pattern 1861

A "Short Rifle" manufactured for the artillery corps. The barrel is fit to the stock by two steel bands and it is equipped with a ladder rear sight. Except for the steal bands, the rest of the furniture is made of brass. The ramrod tip is shaped with the...
Mississippi US Model 1841

It was considered the best looking ordnance rifle of the period. The US 1841 was manufactured at Harpers Ferry from the 1846 to the 1855 originally in .54 caliber, though many were later modified to .58. Another 45.500 muskets were manufactured by well...

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Whitworth Rifle

In the year 1854 sir. Joseph Whitworth, was commissioned by the English war office to design a rifle to replace the Enfield pattern 53, he started to work on a .451 caliber rifle, equipped with a barrel having a hexagonal bore profile.The rifle created...

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