Do you suppose this would be a rifle the Texas Confederate infantry would have used?
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It could be passed off as a replica of the type of weapons the Texas Confederate Infantry used, but it would require a bit of cosmetic updating on your part. It's a big cap gun, at 37" length. If you've ever held a real musket, of the era your referring, there is no comparison to the cap gun. A real musket weighs much, much more, and the quality of the wood and steel is much better. If you're looking for something cheap that could pass, from a distance, then consider this replica cap gun. Otherwise, you may be able to find a true replica gun, of the era, you're referring to online. I hope that helps, and good luck. It could be passed off as a replica of the type of weapons the Texas Confederate Infantry used, but it would require a bit of cosmetic updating on your part. It's a big cap gun, at 37" length. If you've ever held a real musket, of the era your referring, there is no comparison to the cap gun. A real musket weighs much, much more, and the quality of the wood and steel is much better. If you're looking for something cheap that could pass, from a distance, then consider this replica cap gun. Otherwise, you may be able to find a true replica gun, of the era, you're referring to online. I... » Read More It could be passed off as a replica of the type of weapons the Texas Confederate Infantry used, but it would require a bit of cosmetic updating on your part. It's a big cap gun, at 37" length. If you've ever held a real musket, of the era your referring, there is no comparison to the cap gun. A real musket weighs much, much more, and the quality of the wood and steel is much better. If you're looking for something cheap that could pass, from a distance, then consider this replica cap gun. Otherwise, you may be able to find a true replica gun, of the era, you're referring to online. I hope that helps, and good luck. « Show Less
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I think that it could have been. My grandson's friend used this rifle as he portrayed Robert E. Lee
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In the sheath, I'd have to say no....not historically accurate....and, out of the sheath, EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. Overall, I'd say not. Just my 2 cents.
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I will be perfectly honest, I do not know. I am not that familiar with the AR-15.
29431
What's s&w smith-Wesson.? M&p??? But I would say No. Maybe one of those little pistols like one boothe used to shoot Lincoln.
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I think it would work well. Just be sure to get some good rings for the rifle.
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There has been a lot of discussion about this and when the bayonet on the M1 was actually used and what size of bayonet was used. To say it was or was not used at this time I cannot give a 100% answer either way however if I were to bet on it I would say no. This type of bayonet was not used on the M1 until later in the war.
1144121
No ! I bought this gun and returned it. It is not very well made and is not gun I would recommend !
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Yes, but keep in mind that this case has Remington on it, is his gun a Remington if not it would be like during a Chevy with Ford written across the tailgate lol
1748292
I think whatever is lacking in the "sights" will be made up in the performance of the rifle. Quality merchandise. .
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Probably. I ended up returning the rifle, as it didn't accept any of my .177 pellets
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The barrel is rifled. Its a pellet rifle, NOT a BB gun. The BB would roll out of the barrel. Besides, you would not want to shoot BB's out of a spring piston rifle. It would be just like "Dry Firing" it. The rifle is capable of VERY GOOD accuracy using a PREMIUM pellet. If you have to shoot BB's, go buy a Red Ryder BB gun!
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' Don't have a clear recollection of the box it came in but if my sketchy memory serves me it was pretty tightly packed. I think it would serve the purpose you've described if you secured the rifle in the case and then the case in the box.... Jim Moorhouse
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Nope, these do not come with a rifled barrel. They used to have some light rifling(ghost rifling) about 6-8 years ago. Its still pretty accurate if you are a good shot with good ammo.
1093132
I would think so, being as how it it made for the bullets, not the specific gun. I love mine.
2257856
No this is a replica of a union cavalry saber, confederate sabers had silver colored gilts and hand guards.
930573
These machines were original manufactured for the military so it would have me some militarystandard but I don't know if it would be this specific one.
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I would imagine it would since the military uses it, it is the only site I have on my AR.