Replica Rifles Sub-Machine Guns and Assault Rifles - Non Firing

STG 44 Assault Rifle developed in 1942 in Germany and deployed in 1943 the stg 44 Sturmgewehr (Storm Rifle) is considered the wold's first modern assault rifle. Non Firing model from metal and wood with removable magazine and functional trigger.

Expertly reproduced K98 German Rifle looks and feels just like the real thing. Solid metal parts and real wood stock. Functional bolt, trigger and rear sight. Non Firing and will work for many German Re-enactment groups.

A faithful, non-firing reproduction of the iconic Karabiner 98k, the standard German service rifle of WWII. This Denix replica features a working bolt and trigger with a moving rear tangent sight, a real wood stock, and a professionally applied worn/distressed finish that looks like it’s been to the front and back again. Perfect for display, education, theater and film use, or WWII reenactment where live firing isn’t required.

An offshoot of the 1870’s Winchester saddle carbine scabbards, these were termed the M-1938. Used to protect the weapons as well as have them at hand for immediate use, our leather replica has a brass cocking handle cover.

The M1 Carbine with Sling Non-Firing Replica 1941, a lightweight semi-automatic carbine, became a standard firearm for the U.S. military during World War II. This non-firing replica is true to the 1941 original and a favorite collector item.

The M1 Carbine Rifle Non-Firing Replica 1941, a lightweight semi-automatic carbine, became a standard firearm for the U.S. military during World War II. This non-firing replica is true to the 1941 original and a favorite collector item.

The M1 Carbine Rifle Non-Firing Replica 1944, a lightweight semi-automatic carbine, became a standard firearm for the U.S. military during World War II. This non-firing replica is true to the 1944 original and a favorite collector item.

The M1 Carbine Rifle with Sling Non-Firing Replica 1944, a lightweight semi-automatic carbine, became a standard firearm for the U.S. military during World War II. This non-firing replica is true to the 1944 original and a favorite collector item.

A museum-quality, non-firing replica of the iconic U.S. M1 Garand with a worn, battle-aged patina. Built with hardwood furniture and sturdy metal (zinc alloy) components, this 43" display rifle weighs 7.75 lb and features moving, non-firing parts for authentic handling. Perfect for WWII displays, living-history, and film/theater prop use.

Our M1 Garand Dummy Rifle is a non-firing replica. The original made a name for itself in hands of U.S. Soldiers and Marines throughout World War II. Bolt, hammer, and trigger all work. Great for world war two reenactors.

The M16A1 was the standard military rifle from the early 1960's through the mid 1980's. The M16A1 replaced the M14 and M1 Carbine and was later replaced by the M16A2. This accurate replica M16A1 is Non Firing with working mechanisms.

Our 1928 Tommy Submachine Gun high quality reproduction looks and feels like the real McCoy. Perfect for collectors and reenactors. This Commercial Submachine Gun is all metal and wood, bolt cocks and trigger works.

A faithful, non-firing recreation of the WWII-era M1928 U.S. Submachine Gun (military version) with a rugged worn/distressed finish. Features a horizontal foregrip, 20-round style box magazine, and realistic open-bolt action for handling demonstrations. Perfect for reenactors, museums, film/TV props, and collectors who want authentic WWII character.