Denix Winchester Model 1873 Replica Rifle with Ejecting Bullets – Antique Grey
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Known as “The Gun That Won the West”, the Winchester Model 1873 is one of the most famous and instantly recognisable rifles of the American frontier.
This full-size replica by Denix features a genuine wood stock and foregrip, an engraved antique-grey receiver and a dark-finished metal barrel. Its realistic proportions, substantial weight and detailed finish make it an impressive display piece for Western enthusiasts and replica weapon collectors.
One of its standout features is the working simulated loading and ejection mechanism. Three reusable replica cartridges are included and can be loaded into the rifle. Operating the underlever chambers a dummy cartridge and cocks the hammer. After pulling the trigger, operating the lever again ejects the cartridge through the top of the receiver and loads the next one.
For the loading and ejection mechanism to work correctly, the underlever should be operated in one smooth, firm movement at a reasonable speed. Moving the lever too slowly may prevent the replica cartridge from loading or ejecting fully.
Product details
- Full-size Winchester Model 1873 replica rifle
- Manufactured by Denix
- Engraved antique-grey finish
- Genuine wood stock and foregrip
- Metal barrel and fittings
- Working underlever, hammer and trigger
- Simulated cartridge-loading and ejection mechanism
- Ejects replica cartridges through the top of the receiver
- Includes three reusable dummy cartridges
- Cannot chamber or fire live ammunition
- Ideal for Western displays and replica weapon collections
Dimensions
- Overall length: 100cm
- Weight: approximately 2.5kg
- Materials: wood and metal
Please note: This is a decorative replica and cannot fire live ammunition or any projectile. The supplied cartridges are inert replicas.
UK purchase information
The Winchester Model 1873 was developed from earlier Winchester lever-action rifles, and its design and operating mechanism are of a type first dating from before 1870. It is therefore not classed as a realistic imitation firearm under the relevant provisions of the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 and may be legally purchased without re-enactment membership.
UK sales are restricted to customers aged 18 and over.

