Again fully strippable the cross wedge can be pushed out to allow the barrel/rammer assembly to be removed from the arbour in the standing breech. The Navy Colt is identical in barrel and overall size to the Cavalry revolver, though being of finer line, is slimmer. Our dedicated team ensures that each product meets our high standards of quality. From the intricate detailing to the polished finish, we ensure every piece offers a premium experience. Dive into the Miniature Weapon World with WPolah.com

On the Internet you can find options for any taste and budget. For example, such models are made by Canadian master David Kucer. Pole in origin, he moved to Canada in 1930. After the end of the World War II, he devoted all his time to making miniatures. His works are in the collections of many museums around the world. When it comes to our collection of miniature replica guns, it’s all about authenticity. These replicas are more than just scaled-down versions of their full-sized counterparts – they’re accurate representations, reproducing the same operational mechanics. Experience the thrill of handling a miniature gun that can shoot and feel the weight of history in your hands. Why Choose WPolah.com? Our diverse selection of 2mm guns is a real treat for firearms enthusiasts. From vintage models to modern classics, our items not only replicate the aesthetics of these firearms but also their functional characteristics. These guns are tiny, but they can shoot, creating a unique blend of novelty and functionality.

Pepperbox 2mm. Pinfire Gun with Rubin limited edition

Nevertheless, it is believed that the smallest six-shot revolver is the «SwissMiniGun». View this model more closely. German «Luger» on the scale of 1: 4. It is made by a Czech master Stan Stenekom in 2000. Fun fact: the master’s main profession is a musician, not a mechanic or a jeweler. As you can see, artistic people can be fond of miniature guns that shoot. The price of this specimen is also about six thousand dollars.

My thanks to Ken Grey and Henry Krank & Co Ltd for the chance to look at some very unique pieces indeed. But with time new demands appeared. In 1943 “Maxim” was replaced by the Peter Goryunov machine gun, equipped with a barrel cooling system. Despite this, “Maxims” were being released at Russian arms factories of Tula and Izhevsk in limited quantities until the end of World War II. Mosin Rifle. A legendary “trilinear”, its name comes from the caliber of the barrel, which is equal to three Russian lines (the old measure of length) – one line is one tenth of an inch – so, three lines are equal to 7.62 mm. The model is made on the scale of 1/3. The caliber is 3 mm, the length is 500 mm. https://minifirearms.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Fully-functional-miniature-Colt-Model-1900-half-scale-pistol.mp4What is especially in demand? Things that no one else has! It means an exclusive mini-weapons designs, handmade items. Their value depends on the complexity and the size of the mechanism. The smaller the scale – the more valuable the product is. Of course, provided that it retains its ability to fire like its original. Decreasing size masters often simplify the mechanism and significantly change it – the laws of physics make it impossible to reproduce all the nuances and small details. And, nevertheless, we don’t talk about fakes, but about miniature guns that shoot. Collectors of all countries «hunt» them regardless of the price and geographical distances. Miniature models of revolvers This is one of the first multi-shot pistols designed by the partners Smith and Wesson. Financial difficulties made them unable to set up a mass production of this gun, it was done several years later by Winchester, who bought their business. Thanks to Kucer, we can directly see and hold in hand this famous historical model, which played such an important role in the development of arms. This miniature 1854 “Volcanic” lever action gun is just 3-3/16″ long. It is included in the collection of the Miniature Craftsmanship Museum in Vista, CA. I have two here; the 7 ½” Cavalry and the shorter 5 ½” version, sometimes called the Artillery model. I owned two of the former in 44-40 WCF when I was a western shooter and have to say they are exact. Barrel, cylinder, trigger guard and grip frame are blued with the frame being colour case hardened, as is the hammer. The grip is walnut and shows a good figure for such a small piece of wood.

Welcome to the exciting world of mini-guns at WPolah.com, a place where the power and elegance of firearms meet the charm of tiny artifacts. We bring you an unrivaled selection of tiny weapon — lifelike miniature replica guns. These aren’t just for show — our models can actually shoot! Miniature Guns – The Perfect Blend of Craftsmanship and Precision At WPolah.com, we offer more than products – we provide a gateway to an exciting hobby, a community of like-minded enthusiasts, and a chance to own a piece of history.

Among Russian models of miniature shooting guns, there are record-holders regarding the size and the shot power. For example, this model of the Bulldog revolver, created by the Tula master Sergey Labaznikov in 2008. The only real difference apart from the size is the fact the bore is not rifled, there’s an integral plug at the forcing cone and no calibre exists that will fit this tiny wheelgun. The guns even have numbers and all the markings that the full sized firearms do.