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A good American civil war era Colt Army model 1860 percussion revolver. Made in 1863. Ref 2054. Muzzleloader

£ 1,950

An American civil war era Colt Army model 1860 .44 percussion revolver. Manufactured 1863. Ref 2053 Muzzleloader

£ 1,650

A very scarce Civil War Era Remington 5 shot .32 rim-fire Pocket Revolver. C. 1865. Ref 2067. Revolver

£ 1,250

Antique Remington New Model Percussion 5 shot Pocket Revolver. Circa 1860-65. Ref 2068 Muzzleloader

£ 950

A French flintlock pistol of extraordinary length by Simon Jovrjon. Circa 1740. Ref 2069 Muzzleloader

£ 3,850

A very scarce Civil War Era Colt 1862 Police percussion revolver manufactured in 1862. Ref 2080 Muzzleloader

£ 1,750

A Rare American Civil War Period .36 cal Savage percussion revolver. C.1861-1862. Ref 2084 Muzzleloader

£ 1,750

A very scarce Remington .41 rim-fire single shot derringer or Vest pocket Muzzleloader

£ 800

A scarce Remington-Elliot 4 barrelled ring trigger Derringer. Circa 1865-1875. Ref 2082 Muzzleloader

£ 760

A scarce American 4 barrel.32 rimfire derringer, made by Sharps. Circa 1859-1870. Ref 2085 Muzzleloader

£ 830

A superb example of a Tipping & Lawden four barrelled rimfire derringer. C. 1865. Ref 2087. Muzzleloader

£ 1,800

A scarce Colt 1851 Navy .36 percussion revolver with the Hartford address. Ref 2088. Muzzleloader

£ 4,850

An American Civil War era Colt 1862 Police model .36 percussion revolver. Manufactured 1863. Ref 2089 Muzzleloader

£ 1,350

A rare English flintlock pistol of 10 bore with a spring bayonet by Ryan & Watson c.1800. Ref 2118. Muzzleloader

£ 2,950

A very fine American Civil War era .44 calibre double action STARR revolver c.1861-65. Ref 2106. Muzzleloader

£ 1,950

A good single shot percussion pistol by Richards of London. Circa 1840. Ref 2105. Muzzleloader

£ 850

A scarce American Colt No.3 single shot .41 rim-fire Derringer. Circa 1865-1875. Ref 2119 Deringer

£ 680

A scarce American Colt no 3. antique single shot derringer. Circa 1875. Ref 2120. Deringer

£ 600

A good British single barrel percussion pistol marked Stevens. Circa 1830-1842. Ref 2183. Muzzleloader

£ 850

A rare British single barrelled flintlock pistol by Ketland & Co. Circa 1800. Ref 2121. Muzzleloader

£ 2,650

A scarce British Military EIC Cavalry Officers Flintlock Pistol date 1804. VEIC HEART MARK. Ref 2143. Muzzleloader

£ 1,850

A very rare fully stocked American Plains long rifle inlaid with silver & brass. Ref 2090. Muzzleloader Rifles

£ 3,850

A superb example of a London Colt model 1851 .36 calibre Navy Percussion revolver. Ref 2316 Muzzleloader

£ 7,850

A scarce double Barrelled Tap Action Flintlock Pistol, made by BELLES & Co. circa 1800. Ref 2317. Muzzleloader

£ 1,250

A rare Flintlock brass barrelled Blunderbuss pistol by THOMAS JEFFREYS of LONDON. C. 1726. Ref 2332. Muzzleloader

£ 3,250

Remington 1858 revolver .44 Revolver

£ 1,000

Rogers & Spencer rogers &specncer 44 .44 Revolver

£ 2,600

Remington Remington Rolling Block Single Shot Rifles

£ 3,000

Springfield Trapdoor 50-70 Single Shot Rifles

£ 1,400

Sharps Sharps Carbine 50-70 Single Shot Rifles

£ 2,500

Sharps Sharps Military Rifle 50-70 Single Shot Rifles

£ 4,500

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The Britannia Air Rifle

Collecting and using airguns from 100 years ago can be inevitable. One old name that is held in awe by many is Britannia. The name refers to the Britannia Air Rifle which appeared in Edwardian Britain then passed into airgun folklore. By 1900 most airguns were simple break barrel Continental designs with smoothbore barrels. Over time people came up with ideas to improve them. When gunsmith Frederick Cox of Handsworth, Birmingham released his design it followed the period style but displayed some important ideas. (Early to late production changes - 700's , 1900's , 2300's, 2700's) Aesthetically unique with a short length achieved

Memories of Shooting and the current AirMADgeddon leaderboards!

THE AIRMADGEDDON CURRENT LEADERBOARD SCORES My father often allows me to accompany him on his hunting or shooting expeditions and - I must admit - I enjoy my time out with him; the interesting stories he tells and the experiences we have make our outings all the more worthwhile. I recall one particular expedition when I was a young boy of between nine and ten years of age. My father and I had been out in the woods for a couple of hours. We’d completed our early morning stroll of our land and woods and had taken shelter to rest in our

Back from the Brink: The Gunstar Renovation Challenge, S2 Ep.3

[Music] Part three - the penultimate episode. So last week we tackled the barrel, action, and this week we're gonna be tackling the wood. The love-hate relationship with this gun is definitely swinging in the balance towards hate - I'm not entirely sure whether this week's gonna change any of that. Anyway, enough talking, to the bench! [Music] So before we start on the wood I'm actually putting some of the metal bits back in place so that we do sort of finish them together or else you end up with that really awful wood to metal fit, but to be honest you’d completely

A very German Webley Service Air Rifle

If you like old air pistols then you may well know the name Webley. Their shared pistol design is a spring chamber with a barrel riding piggyback. The barrel is hinged to the front and pulls the piston back away from the user to cock the gun. On release, the piston pushes the air towards the breech block then up and out into the barrel. Very odd - the air does a U turn. Webley decided to have a go at air rifles but strangely kept to this layout. Their very first MK1 looked like a super-sized pistol but soon became