Wyatt Earp 1881 double barrel shotgun by Denix
The purchase of this product is restricted.
In order to buy this product you must be a member of a Re-enactment/military vehicle group or one of the other organisations listed below in the Restricitons Tab. You must be over the age of 18 years. You will have to email proof of your eligibility after you place your order. We can only ship this item to a UK address and we must obtain an age verification check and proof that you are eligible to purchase it before we can ship it.
American wild west 1881 shotgun. The shotgun was a popular choice in the American old west as you did not need to be a marksman and the average pistol was not that accurate in the hands of the average cowboy.
Restrictions on purchases. You must be a member of a re-enactment group or one of the other organisations listed in the Restrictions Tab otherwise your order will be cancelled.
This is a replica of the 1881 double barrel shotgun which was favoured by law men like Wyatt Earp, shotguns where made in various barrel lengths this one is shorter than the standard hunting shotgun. The length of this 1881 double barrel shotgun is 88cm which makes it easier to handle when riding "shotgun" on the stage coach or doing the city rounds as Sheriff at night.
The shotgun can be seen in almost every western film being carried by law men, stage coach men, miners even the grumpy old man who looks after the local jail. During the civil war the shotgun was even carried by some confederate cavalry.
In the wild west the shotgun was seen in various sizes and barrel lengths this replica one is made by Denix and has the following features:
- Wood grip and furniture.
- Heavy metal barrel (this is not gun metal so it will not take the heat of an explosion so it cannot fire any sort of cartridge blank or real).
- Thumb release catch on the top between the hammers.
- Break open barrel.
- Two hammers on the top can be cocked twice.
- Can be dry fired (cock the hammers pull the trigger and the hammers fire).
- Hollow barrel.
- Weighs over two and half Kg (2700 g).
- Total length 88cm. 35 inches.
Manufacturers code: 1115
American wild west 1881 shotgun. The shotgun was a popular choice in the American old west as you did not need to be a marksman and the average pistol was not that accurate in the hands of the average cowboy.
This is a replica of the 1881 double barrel shotgun which was favoured by law men like Wyatt Earp, shotguns where made in various barrel lengths this one is shorter than the standard hunting shotgun. The length of this 1881 double barrel shotgun is 88cm which makes it easier to handle when riding "shotgun" on the stage coach or doing the city rounds as Sheriff at night.
The shotgun can be seen in almost every western film being carried by law men, stage coach men, miners even the grumpy old man who looks after the local jail. During the civil war the shotgun was even carried by some confederate cavalry.
In the wild west the shotgun was seen in various sizes and barrel lengths this replica one is made by Denix and has the following features:
- Wood grip and furniture.
- Heavy metal barrel (this is not gun metal so it will not take the heat of an explosion so it cannot fire any sort of cartridge blank or real).
- Thumb release catch on the top between the hammers.
- Break open barrel.
- Two hammers on the top can be cocked twice.
- Can be dry fired (cock the hammers pull the trigger and the hammers fire).
- Hollow barrel.
- Weighs over two and half Kg (2700 g).
- Total length 88cm. 35 inches.
Manufacturers code: 1115
| Weight (g) | 2700.00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Denix Replicas |
| Restricted Product? | Yes |
| Affiliation | American |
The replica guns are sold as props for film, theatre and re-enactment use. We can only ship them to a UK address via courier (excluding the Isle of Man, Isle of Scilly and the Channel Islands which we cannot ship to because of flight restrictions). Sorry we cannot send them outside of the U.K. They are made to look and feel realistic and although they are made from metal, it is not a gun metal and they are designed so they cannot chamber or fire any rounds of ammunition. They are designed for prop use and they have moving parts, although excessive use will wear the parts out, worn out parts are not covered by the warranty and the manufacture does not make or supply spare parts.
Please read the following restrictions. Due to the current British law it is illegal to sell this reproduction firearm to anyone apart from to the following people or organisations;
- Museum or gallery
- Theatrical performances
- Films and television programmes
- Historical re-enactments events
- Members of re-enactment or military vehicle groups
- Crown servants for the purpose of employment
You are also required to be over 18 years of age. By purchasing a replica you give us your consent to an age verification check by Experian to ensure age compliance. If this age check fails we may contact for further information or cancel the order.
We must obtain proof that you fall into one of these groups before we can send your order. Acceptable proof would be;
- A letter from the museum or theatre company
- A letter from the commissioning film/TV company
- A copy of your re-enactment/military vehicle membership card and relevant insurance certificate
- Proof of requirement for use in conjunction with employment (Crown Servant) e.g. Letter from commanding officer/manager confirming the use is for the purposes of employment such as training
Age verification is required in addition to the above proof.
You can send a copy by post, fax or e-mail quoting your order ref.