Denix Kentucky Non-Firing Rifle

Description

Reproduction of a flintlock rifle made of metal and wood with a simulated loading and firing mechanism. Originally developed in Pennsylvania in the early 1700s, these rifles were widely used during the War of Independence (1775-1783) and accompanied the first American explorers in the western conquest. They are most often associated with Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett.

The Kentucky rifle was one of the first to feature a "rifled" bore, which made it extremely accurate for its time.

Key Features

• Length: 43.5"
• Weight: 4 lbs.
• Metal and wood construction
• Simulated flintlock mechanism
• Manufactured by Denix

Safety and Legal Information

This is a permanently non-firing replica intended for responsible collection, display, theatrical, photographic, and educational use. It cannot chamber or fire live ammunition. Never display or carry it in public in a manner that could cause another person to believe it is a functioning firearm.

Shipping Restrictions

Cannot Ship To: NJ, NYC, RI

These restrictions reflect our current shipping policy and are not legal advice. Customers are responsible for reviewing applicable state and local laws before ordering.