Pedersoli

Conceived by the Austrian Lieutenant Joseph Lorenz, the rifle’s official production started in 1854, replacing the Augustin rifle among the Austrian troops, demonstrating from the very beginning, its supremacy over the former rifle. It was used in Italy during the second Independence War, as well as in the Balkans. It was then largely exported to America, equipping both the Union and the Confederate armies, becoming one of the most used rifles during the years of the American Civil War.

The last creation among the  1886 Lever Action rifles by Pedersoli, featuring an English style straight stock made with American walnut, PMG quality round barrel, equipped with open sights: blade front sight and buckhorn type rear sight. The frame machined from forged steel, is  drilled and tapped on the left side, as is the tang, to fit a peep sight. The magazine can load 8 rounds.

Latest version of the Boarbuster model, featuring modern lines and equipment of the latest generation. The adjustable stock allows a full adaptability to any sighting device. Weaver/Picatinny scope base, double ramp ends enabling to place the rear sight at 4 or 20 cm. from the action. The front and rear sights with superluminova technology, noticeably improve the visibility in poor light conditions. Cerakote coating of the metal parts, to protect the surfaces from wear and corrosion.

Reproduction of the famous Auto & Burglar pistol produced by the Ithaca Company in the 1920’s. Our version features rifled barrels and a special cartridge chamber enabling the interchangeable use of either the .45 Long Colt caliber or  410 gauge shot shells. Manual extractors, automatic safety on the hammers complete the equipment of this unusual and fascinating pistol. A good looking model, aesthetically emphasized by the case hardened action and the walnut stock, oil finished. The deluxe version features browned barrels, a sober engraving on the action and opening lever. Single selective trigger, the selector is on the safety button.  It is further distinguished by the golden trigger.

Beautiful reproduction of a flintlock side by side shotgun of the end of the 1700’s. Elegant and sophisticated, it finds its place in a typical hunting context  even though it is exquisitely appreciable from an aesthetic point of view. The barrels are chromed inside, slightly choked. The trigger guard with its curl emphasizes the walnut stock line, enriched by an unusual and elaborate checkering. The barrels are brown colour, the side plates, hammers, tang and trigger guard feature floral engraving.