LeMat Revolver Replica, USA 1855 (Non-Firing Display Model) Size:37cm This collector's replica

This collector's replica

This replica recreates its distinctive look for collectors

It is historically important because it was the most numerously produced German pistol during the Second World War

Firearms associated with Napoleon remain highly sought after by historians and collectors for their connection to this remarkable period

Non-firing collector's replica of the Henry rifle by Denix

LeMat Revolver Replica, USA 1855 (Non-Firing Display Model) Size:37cm This collector's replicaNon firing collector's replica of the LeMat revolver by Denix, made of metal with a simulated (non working) action. This is an inert display model that cannot be fired and cannot discharge any ammunition or projectile of any kind. The LeMat revolver was invented by Dr. Jean Alexandre LeMat of New Orleans and is notable for its distinctive two barrel design. It is a recognised piece of American Civil War history and a sought after collector's item.