volcanic pistol reproduction

Enjoy the thrill of shooting a gun from the Old West and experience how history repeats itself. Volcanic made an improved version of the Rocket Ball ammunition, and a carbine and pistol version of the lever action gun to fire it. Working mechanisms give this non firing replica a real feel. Airsoft would likely be the only ‘shooting’ possibility out there, though I’ve yet to see Airsoft do one of these. SKU: 22-1121. Would be a great time to shoot though! Reproduction Volcanic Pistol Receiver marked "RIFLE WORKS & ARMORY". £95.00. Early cartridge firing system (1865) easily loaded by pulling spring trigger forward.

The Volcanic Repeating Arms Company was an American company formed in 1855 by partners Horace Smith and Daniel B. Wesson to develop Walter Hunt's Rocket Ball ammunition and lever action mechanism. DISCONTINUED. Ultimately an original would be one option, but with that being collectible (and old) shooting one could be expensive (and dangerous depending on its condition). 666 - SHOTGUN SAWN OFF 12 GAUGE COLT 1878 STYLE SCATTERGUN ... Volcanic Pistol Metal with working Action. Uberti set the standard for producing quality replica firearms by which all others are judged. £58.00. Zoom. 710 - Volcanic Pistol Resin Model. Winchester would continue to produce Volcanic pistols for several more years, and in 1860 put into the market the Henry rifle, which used the basic Volcanic mechanism but with the much more potent (although still relatively weak) .44 rimfire cartridge.Just a quick little edit to your article, Volcanic (founded by none other than Horace Smith and Daniel B. Wesson) Rifles became Henry Rifles (B. Tyler Henry was plant superintendent at Volcanic) and made the famous 1860 Henry Rifle, which then later was bought by Winchester (not right away in 1857 as you wrote) and they came out with the 1866 (the famous “Yellow Boy”where can you find a working (shooting)replica of the volcano?Denix unfortunately discontinued their version a few years ago (we found 8 or 9 out of 10 would have issues with the cocking mechanism). 462 - SHERIFF PISTOL steel. U.S. Volcanic Repeating Pistol. Uberti's extensive line of traditional guns has established a long history of reliability. Hopefully one day they resurrect this one – very nice piece! Uberti set the standard for producing quality replica firearms by which all others are judged. £53.00. Patented in 1854, the Volcanic used a toggle-action lock operated by a finger lever – simply … 1130 - Sharps Sniper Rifle. U.S. Volcanic Repeating Pistol. American Civil War Long Gun replica.

Perfect for the whitetail woods and for glamour game abroad Finished with a varnished wooden grip. While the Volcanic Repeating Arms Company was short lived, … The Volcanic was not the first repeating pistol, but it was an early one of the first in a line of firearms that would develop into the iconic lever action rifles of the American West. The Volcanic was not the first repeating pistol, but it was an early one of the first in a line of firearms that would develop into the iconic lever action rifles of the American West. The limited powder capacity of the design meant that the cartridge was fairly weak (in the .41 caliber, it pushed a 106gr bullet at about 500-600 fps), and it was not particularly reliable either. 463 - SHERIFF PISTOL Gun Black & Nickel. £54.00. Manufacturer: Unknown Model: Single Shot BBL: 6 inch octagon Stock: Gauge: 22 Finish: blue/gold Grips: hardwood Serial Number: 27 Class: Curio & Relic Handgun Condition: NC - FINE: All original finish 90% - 94% or better, some dings in wood wear commensurable with percent of finish This is a perfect realistic replica of the modelled on original. Uberti's extensive line of traditional guns has established a long history of reliability. Perfect for the whitetail woods and for glamour game abroad Overall Length: 33cm

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Overview Reviews Tell a Friend. The Volcanic had a tube magazine beneath its barrel to hold 7 rounds, and fired a conical bullet in which the powder and primer were both contained within the hollow base of the bullet.The Volcanic never really caught on very well primarily because of its ammunition. Enjoy the thrill of shooting a gun from the Old West and experience how history repeats itself.