Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can you pull back the hamer
Document: You can't beat the price compared to buying a reproduction ($650 and up) but I can't get my bayonet to fit properly.
Wow.....this is a replica rifle with the barrel some type of plastic composite....I have been a civil war reenactor for 20 years and this looks identical to the actual rifle...but only weighs 4 pounds ! Bought this for my daughter to reenact, she could not drill with our actual 16 + pound Enfiled. I laid this next to an actual Enfield and most reenactors could not tell the difference !This is a totally non firing rifle...great to bring in to schools for a Civil War Presentation because most states outlaw any type of firearms on school property,
When I was first searching for this Musket I read the reviews. Several of the reviews indicate the rifle was of good quality and was used for the re-enactments I was anxious to purchase this for displayed. Although very hesitant in purchasing it due to the damaged containers that the rifle came in. I took my chances and yes the box what thin and not packed very well. One end of the box what really open with some tape and I was surprised the rifle was not damaged. It was only miss the piece of metal at the end of the rod, don't know where I can get that now.
This rifle was exactly as I expected based on previous reviews. There is a problem with authenticity, but not serious enough to avoid purchasing the rifle. It wasn't damaged too much in shipment, but the shipping box was pathethic. The hammer had penetrated the side and one end was practically torn open. I felt fortunate that it was not damaged more! I was able to repair the finish removed during shipment and it was decent enough for its purpose. Not sure I would purchase another because I can see how there could be serious damage during shipment.
This is a DISPLAY item, and DOES NOT FIRE. It doesn't say so in the description so I thought I'd add it here.Thanks.
These guns really need to be packaged better otherwise the rifle is good quality.
There are unfinished spots on the stock next to the barrel midway down on the left side.In sum, a really nice job marred by careless workmanship.
POORLY MADE! Poorly prepaired for shipping! Mine was out of the box when received. Not even wrapped in paper This item is not worth &10.00 Save your money! Unless you love too throw away your money, leave this worthless item alone!
OK, you don't buy Denix if you are looking for a faithful replica.My experience with Denix is that their stuff is great for display, but is nothing like the original. The SMLE looks like an SMLE, but doesn't have the markings or true functionality (i.e., safety doesn't work). The StG-44 is junk and the magazine falls out. Likewise, the Brown Bess' lock is the only thing that looks remotely like the musket.This is a slightly more accurate replica of the Enfield percussion rifle.
Just don't look too closely. But, they do give an idea of what the actual weapons did look like and sort of how it functioned.
Answer: no