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. At WPolah.com, our tiny guns aren’t just playthings; they’re masterpieces, meticulously designed and engineered to replicate their full-sized counterparts. Each piece is a testament to craftsmanship and precision, delivering authenticity right down to the last detail. 2mm Guns – Small Size, Big Impact If you love firearms and are looking for a way to show off your hobby to friends and family, then our miniatures are sure to please. Have fun putting together your own non-firing, scale model and create a masterpiece that you will be proud to display. We guarantee that you will be impressed with the detail, accuracy, and quality of each piece. They are an affordable way to get your hands on a piece of gun history at a fraction of the cost of a real firearm. Build them, break them down, and customize them to your tastes with accessories or spray paint them. The possibilities are endless. Perfect for Any Collector

Speaking to Ken Grey of Henry Krank indicates that these tiny guns do sell, despite what many might perceive as a price point out of all proportion to what they have to offer. After all what can you do with them apart from look and touch? Though I would sooner spend my money on real guns that I can use, I can also see the attraction too, so I guess it’s a case of beauty is in the eye of the beholder. https://minifirearms.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Fully-functional-miniature-Colt-Model-1900-half-scale-pistol.mp4 H usband LOVED this! got this as a 30th birthday gift for my husband who is retired Navy and also impossible to find gifts for at every occasion. He absolutely loved it and couldn't wait to recreate the mini-version of something he wore daily while on-duty. Looking like this will become an annual birthday gift here on out!" - Stephanie BramichNevertheless, it is believed that the smallest six-shot revolver is the «SwissMiniGun». View this model more closely.

This is another «Colt Python» gun made on the scale of 1: 6 by a Russian craftsman. Materials – steel, wood. 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. Discover the captivating world of miniatures with WPolah.com. From tiny guns that are perfect for collectors to 2mm guns that you can actually shoot, we’ve got it all. Dive into our extensive collection and find the miniature replica guns that speak to your unique interests. There’s nothing new about models of guns and throughout history people have been making smaller versions of the real thing from cannons to firearms. But what we have here are real, though inert/non-shootable, miniature examples of some of Uberti’s most famous reproductions, which are exact in every detail but one!

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. 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. E njoyed building this one so much I bought the supply crate a week later. Plan on putting them on top of my new toolbox when it gets here." - Tanner Graham Miniature firearms can be designed in different styles. Often, to simplify their work, the masters don’t make precise copies of real samples, but show only the main directions: for example, a revolver or a pistol. But at the same time they make working models. As an example, you can look at this gun, made on the scale of 1/2, called DeWalt (that looks like the author’s name). The model is attractive enough and very simple in design. My thanks to Ken Grey and Henry Krank & Co Ltd for the chance to look at some very unique pieces indeed.

Our scale models are for everyone! Unlike real guns and realistic replicas, our model kits can be shipped anywhere. If you live in a state where gun ownership is restricted then this is the perfect way to start your collection. Our models are not actual firearms and cannot be modified to fire a projectile. They are also much less likely to be confused for the real thing. While these guns are extremely well detailed, the 1:3 scale size will prevent them from being easily mistaken for their real counterparts. They also make great gifts for that gun enthusiast in your life! Only the Finest Scale Model Kits 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. 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 kits are on a 1:3 scale and include a variety of well-known weapons. Like any of our other products, accuracy is a priority for these models. They may be on a smaller scale than standard replicas, but they are still crafted with attention to every detail. We have miniature 1911s, AK-47s, AR-15s, and more. How to Assemble Your Mini Gun

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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. 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. When you choose WPolah.com, you’re choosing a trusted source for quality, authenticity, and variety. We are passionate about the art of miniaturization and committed to providing you with the best selection of miniature replica guns. 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.

Well I thought it would be a long time before I ever got my hands on a single action Colt Peacemaker again! But on my desk are two examples, along with a Colt .36 Navy cap & ball revolver and a Winchester 1866 sporting rifle. So Mr Northmore has a Section 5 licence? No, but what he does have are some of Uberti’s miniature firearms. I had briefly seen these tiny little guns many years ago, but never had the chance to play with them, but now I have… Bring your passion for gun collecting with you wherever you go with our scale model replica firearms and accessories. At Armory, realism matters. Our high-quality scale models by GoatGun are 1:3 scale sized and made from die cast metal and some acrylic plastic. Each model is carefully detailed with intricate, working parts, similar to the originals. About our Scale Model Kits While creating his weapon, Hiram Maxim came to the necessity to use the energy of recoil which had not been used before. Living in the US, he suggested the government to accept the machine gun for service. After refusal he left for the UK. There, the banker Nathaniel Rothschild became interested in his invention and financed not only the development of this new kind of firearms, but also its production. We should also mention the antique models, which were issued at the beginning of the last century in Germany and Austria. According to the principle of work, they could be a single shot type, magazine type and revolver type. Their caliber was the same as in «SwissMiniGun». But the design significantly distinguishes them among today’s «brothers»: the beauty and quality in old days meant much more. The cost of these ancient samples, of course, is corresponding. It is hard to give the exact price, it all depends on how rare the selected exemplar is and how interesting it is from a historical point of view.Maxim Machine Gun was developed in 1883 by Hiram Stevens Maxim and became the first example of automatic weapons. It was used during almost all serious wars in the first half of the XX century.