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theatrical weapons: rental and sales Weapons of Mass Instruction Rent sword pistol halberd knife spear rifle gun crossbow broadsword saber foil whip dueling rapier shield revolver holster bow mace hook courtsword shotgun stiletto claymore axe falchion stage W
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Shotguns for rent [Prices are for the first 30 days and are subject to change. For more info see ... rental prices ] Did you know that... most shotguns before the 1870’s were just muzzle-loaded blackpowder guns? For shows set before the Civil War, look back at the G70 thru G76 muskets in the longarms section. All of the items on this page are of extremely limited availability - a two-month waiting list is not uncommon. They also have been broken, battered and repaired several times and show the signs of decades of actor abuse. No pristine models here.
("what kind of blanks do I need?")
We only have one each of the following non-firing replicas:
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The Textbook
of Theatrical Combat
G64 - SHOTGUN - non-firing; double barrel – once shotguns were invented,
they really didn’t evolve much. The basic look is always the same. Also known as
a side-by-side, these "break-open" for breach loading. work/prop – [$
99.00]
G66 - STAGE COACH - non-firing; double barrel – these break
open just like the G64's above, but the materials used in their construction is
quite a bit weaker. They are also quite a bit shorter - only 35" long. work/prop – [$
32.00]
G67 – COUNTRY SQUIRE - to try and solve the problem of firing a
shotgun on stage we’ve built these double-barrel replicas, but they do not break open.
Solidly built of steel from end to end. No
discharge down the barrel, so safe for any theatre. 22 cal. blank-fire –
[$ 95.00]
K34 - PUMP
FULL-SIZE - large – steel, wood, and very scary work/prop – [$ 140.00] 
K32 - PUMP SAWED-OFF -
more concealable, therefore a criminal’s weapon. Again, non-firing – and this
one is plastic only work/prop –
[$ 12.00]
