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The guns made in the 1800s were muzzleloading rifles, usually made by Browning. Browning also made a double barrelled and lever action shotgun, which was a huge success. Revolvers were also becomming popular at the time.

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The 1800s covers a span of 100 yrs, and the types of firearms will depend on WHEN in that 100 yrs. In 1800, they were still using flintlock muskets. By 1899, they were using bolt action and semiautomatic rifles, along with machine guns, semi-auto pistols, etc.

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Your question covers a span of 100 years, during which, there was a great advance in the design and manufacture of weapons- especially firearms.

In the year 1800, rifles were typically still flintlock muzzleloading firearms. These would be replaced within a few years by the caplock firearm, and in the mid 1860s, would see those replaced with arms firing a metallic cartridge. By the 1890s, the machine gun and semiautomatic rifle had come in to use. The revolver, from the first half of the 1800s, were being challenged by the auto loading pistol.

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Muskets, rifles, handguns, shotgun.

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The revolver the colt revolver

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