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"Modern" Rifles for rent

[Prices are for the first 30 days and are subject to change. For more info see ...  rental prices ]

There have been a boatload of laws passed during the past decade that have made the availability of replicas of modern (post 1880's) firearms ever tighter. Certain cities and states have restrictions on who can receive modern replicas, even non-firing ones.

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    K24 - MAUSER - bolt action rifle used since 1885 until past WWII with slight modifications. 49". work/prop – [$ 65.00]

    K22 - ENFIELD No 4 Mark 1 - used especially by British forces during the two World Wars. Also known as the Lee-Enfield and as the SMLE. 44".     work/prop – [$ 50.00]

    K23 - ENFIELD with Scope - same thing as above but with a scope added. FYI: Scopes get knocked off and abused mightily during rehearsals, so are battered and glued many times over. No pristine models possible.    work/prop – [$ 77.00]

    K27 - M1 GARAND - the principle rifle for American forces during WWII and the Korean war.  These replicas cannot take straps. 43".     work/prop – [$ 60.00]

    K25 - BOLT-ACTION CARBINE - the word comes from carabini, a mounted musketeer, who needed a weapon shorter than the heavy traditional musket. So carbine now means any rifle shorter than what the manufacturer considers "standard".  work/prop – [$ 65.00]

Remember these? Rustic "parade rifles".
We're selling them all off.
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K12 - MOSSBERG RIFLE – light weight rifle, looks pretty good,  40", no moving parts.       prop – [$ 18.00]

 

K18 - PLINKING RIFLE – very light semi-automatic sporting rifle [the kind of thing to shoot tin cans with], or even a child's rifle.  35", no moving parts, and we only have one of these.       prop – [$ 24.00]

 

    G81 - WAGONMASTER – Although also shown on our "longarms" page because it was first developed in the 1870's the style has still remained popular among casual hunters, especially in the American West. [FYI: no lever-action rifle, real or replica, was or is used with a strap]. work/prop – [$ 46.00]

 

    K55 - STEYER SOLOTHURN - designed in Austria for WWII, extremely well-made, and were purchased by dozens of countries, but always in small quantities due to its high price. This replica is the last one we have left.  prop only – [$ 36.00]

 

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