Non Firing Pistols & Guns

A Sidearm Without the Danger

A good replica pistol earns its place the same way the genuine article once did, through the heft in the hand and the click of a working action, not through anything that could actually fire. Ours are built from real metal and wood rather than costume-grade plastic, weighted and finished to sit convincingly in a holster or a display case alike.

Our non-firing pistol and gun collection spans flintlocks, Old West revolvers, and the sidearms that rode alongside swords and blades throughout history, built for the collector, the reenactor, or anyone staging a scene that calls for the genuine look without the genuine risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these replica guns safe to own and display?
Yes. Non-firing by design, built for display, reenactment, or staging, with no mechanism capable of discharging a live round.

What eras of firearms do you carry replicas of?
Flintlock pistols, Old West revolvers, and other historical sidearms spanning several centuries, chosen to pair naturally with the swords and gear from the same periods.

Do these look and feel authentic?
Built from metal and wood rather than plastic, with weight and detail meant to match the originals closely enough to satisfy a collector's eye.

Do I need any special permit to own a non-firing replica?
Most places require none, since these cannot fire live ammunition. Local law still varies, so it is worth a quick check, particularly for public carry while filming or in costume.

Where can I buy an authentic looking non-firing pistol?
Right here. Our non-firing pistol and gun collection covers flintlocks, revolvers, and historical sidearms built for display and reenactment.