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Throughout the 19th Century, firearm designs slowly became more advanced, becoming similar to modern guns over the years. This modelpack includes three military muskets produced by the Springfield Armory, which were made 21 years apart and display significant changes from their era. Springfield M1842 - Smoothbored Musket Springfield M1863 - Rifled Musket Springfield M1884 - Breechloading Musket Each of these muskets show advances in technology and design that, although gradual, displayed a transition between old muskets and modern guns. Many features introduced by these designs, which were considered revolutionary at the time, are now seen as the basic standards expected from any gun produced within the last century. As a result, these kinds of guns are not as ancient as many people would be inclined to believe, and instead, directly paved the way to many popular guns that exist today. Click Here to Download! (EXTRA RENDERS):

In the early 19th Century, most conventional firearms could only hold a single bullet at a time, requiring a lengthy process to reload guns every time they were fired. Although they were used as an extremely powerful weapon for many generations, their simplistic design would inhibit the overall capability of any military wielding them. However, by the 1830s, certain advancements in technology and manufacturing would allow for a new type of firearm to be designed; although the design was unsuccessful when adapted to rifles, it would permanently revolutionize the world of sidearms for the rest of history. These revolutionary pistols are well known as Revolvers. Although these pistols, designed primarily by Samuel Colt, initially weren't successful, trial and error would lead to an overwhelming commercial success in the United States of America as time went on, eventually becoming a staple of weapon design across the world. While these designs were indirectly inspired by earlier pepperbox pistols, their ability to automatically rotate the cylinder every time the hammer was pulled is what allowed revolvers to surpass the firearms before them. Most revolvers were originally percussion designs (otherwise known as Cap and Ball), which involved the hammer directly striking a cap that ignited the black powder charge within a cylinder's chamber, shooting the bullet out of the gun. Although the multi-round capacity of these firearms meant that reloading would be significantly longer than the average single round pistol, the fact that you could fire several bullets before needing to reload at all allowed them to become extremely potent weapons during their time. These long reloading processes would eventually become a thing of the past, as they would become obsolete with the introduction of metallic cartridges. This model is specifically based on the 1851 Colt Navy design, which was extremely popular among both sides of the American Civil War. It was the last percussion revolver made by Colt's Manufacturing Company and was finally discontinued in 1873, when it was replaced by the Colt Single Action Army. It held six .36-caliber rounds, and had a built-in ramming rod for reloading, as many revolvers did. Although revolvers are still somewhat simplistic, ornate decorations such as engravings or extravagant materials could often be seen on these guns, making certain revolvers incredibly fancy and highly coveted by collectors to this day. The Colt Navy was no exception to this trend, and this model allows for the modification of multiple parts of this gun. In order to do this, you must import all of the textures into your project's Resources tab. There are four materials to choose from, being Metal, Steel, Silver, and Brass, and grip textures vary with each material. As for engravings, I decided not to texture any, although there is nothing stopping you from simply creating your own engraving textures and overlaying them within Mine-Imator or even Modelbench. Shouldn't be too difficult... A powder flask is also included with this model. Click here to download! I sincerely hope you have fun using this model!

with lever; hammer; 1 bullet; reloading system; RIG ; https://www.mediafire.com/file/yi6c31ce5rr2fje/Reapting_Rifle_Henry.rar/file