Among the rifles that have proudly descended from the legendary American late eighteen hundreds era, there is this classic single shot rifle designed for long range target shooting. The broached rifling barrel is made of high carbon steel, matte blue. The frame with the engraved Pedersoli's "dp" logo has a case hardened color. It is equipped with a single set trigger. The checkered pistol grip stock has a large butt plate. The checkered forend profile provides a steady and safe grip. The rifle is equipped with Winchester type rear sight and a blade front sight, drilled and tapped to mount a suitable tang sight matched with the tunnel front sight.
The Classic is differentiated by the standard style trigger guard

Barrel length 32" (45-70 Gov), 30" (38-55 Win)

Specs
S707
Guage -
S70712 -12g
Chamber Length -3"
Cylinder Chokes
Steel Shot Proofed
Barrel Length - 20 5/8"
Overall Length - 37 1/8"
Weight - 7.05 lbs, 3.2 kgs

M707
Same as S707 above but with no writing (Wyatt Earp) engraved on the frame

Equipped with adjustable rear sight and front sight.
Specs
Calibre -
S813-357 357 Magnum
S813-45 - 45 Long Colt
Twist - 357 Magnum 1:18, 45LC 1:16
Barrel Length -20"
Overall Length - 36 3/4"
Weight - 7.49 lbs, 3.4 kgs

In the year 1854 Sir Joseph Whitworth, was commissioned by the English war office to design a rifle to replace the Enfield pattern 53, he started to work on a .451 caliber rifle, equipped with a barrel having a hexagonal bore profile.
The rifle created outperformed all competitors during the tests made in 1859 and enabling the Queen Victoria to easily hit a target at 366 meters (400 yards), during the first meeting of the British Rifle Association.

The rifle equipped the sharpshooters of the confederate army during the American Civil War hence the name “Whitworth Sharpshooters”.

Hammer forged, browned finish hexagonal barrel, american walnut stock, with lock parts light colour case hardened.
Specs
Calibre - 451
Twist Rate - 1:20, 6 Groove.
Barrel Length - 36"
Overall Length - 51"
Weight - 9.46 lbs, 4.3 kgs
Suggested Bullet Mould -USA313-45
Hexagonal Wads - USA140-451

Do You Need ?
Hexagonal Whitworth Projectile Mould Paper Patch
Hexagonal Felt Wads

1798 Austrian S263
On 1792 Austria was involved in the Wars of Revolution and of the Empire; the War Ministry in Vienna had to face a new way to fight the Revolution corps, based on the need to quickly move the troops and on new infantry tactics. The belief was that the reason for the French victories was due to their Model 1777 musket, so at the end of the First Italian Campaign, a commission was charged to adopt new guns for the Austrian army. On the 26th of July 1798 came the new model, that even if inspired by the French model, has other typical Austrian features, like the voluminous front band, the ramrod with a new profile and the long bayonet with four edges. The musket Model 1798 is a well made gun, very strong and for some points it is better than its French progenitor. The stock is made of walnut, steel metal furniture , except the bands, the trigger guard and the pan that are made of brass.
Specs
Calibre -
S263 - 69 Cal, 17.5mm
Action - Flintlock
Bore - Smooth
Barrel Length - 44 11/16"
Overall Length - 59 7/16"
Weight - 10.36 lbs, 4.7 kgs