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Small Arms from 1840 to 1849


Infantry Arms | The Warfighter

Samuel Colt began to increase his gun-making capabilities after securing several important patents in the 1830s.

There are a total of [ 12 ] Small Arms from 1840 to 1849 entries in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order (1-to-Z). Flag images indicative of country of origin and not necessarily the primary operator. This listing also includes other small arms of the period such as hand grenades, infantry mortars, and related man-portable systems.




1
Picture of the Allen & Thurber Single-Shot
National Flag Graphic
1848
Allen & Thurber Single-Shot
Single-Shot, Side-Hammer Pistol
2
Picture of the Aston Model 1842
National Flag Graphic
1842
Aston Model 1842
Single-Shot Percussion Pistol
3
Picture of the Belgian Pinfire
National Flag Graphic
1840
Belgian Pinfire
Revolver
4
Picture of the Colt Model 1848 (Baby Dragoon)
National Flag Graphic
1848
Colt Model 1848 (Baby Dragoon)
Five-Shot Percussion Revolver
5
Picture of the Colt Model 1848 (Dragoon)
National Flag Graphic
1848
Colt Model 1848 (Dragoon)
Six-Shot Percussion Revolver
6
Picture of the Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver
National Flag Graphic
1849
Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver
Percussion Revolver
7
Picture of the Colt Walker
National Flag Graphic
1847
Colt Walker
Six-Shot Revolver
8
Picture of the Deringer Model 1842 Navy
National Flag Graphic
1842
Deringer Model 1842 Navy
Percussion Cap, Rifled Barrel Pistol
9
Picture of the Dreyse Model 1841 (Needle Gun)
National Flag Graphic
1848
Dreyse Model 1841 (Needle Gun)
Bolt-Action Service Rifle
10
Picture of the Harpers Ferry Model 1841 (Hall Rifle)
National Flag Graphic
1841
Harpers Ferry Model 1841 (Hall Rifle)
Single-Shot, Breech-Loaded Percussion Rifle
11
Picture of the Harpers Ferry Model 1841 (Mississippi Rifle)
National Flag Graphic
1841
Harpers Ferry Model 1841 (Mississippi Rifle)
Rifled-Musket Percussion Cap Long Gun
12
Picture of the Springfield Model 1842
National Flag Graphic
1844
Springfield Model 1842
Muzzle-Loaded Musket / Rifle
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