Rifle: Colt repeater (the rifle with the colt navy action)
Pistols: Colt Paterson, Colt Navy, Colt Walker Several peppermills, especially, the many-barrelled, long-barrel -length versions; Broomhandle Mauser C96 ; Mannlicher; "Automatic" revolver (I kid you not, I think it was a german company cam eout with it just before the turn of teh century
longarms: the "boat" or "rail" guns; not electronic rail gun, but a muzzleloading, often caplock, gun with a hook on the end to catch onto the rail and reduce recoil; examples date bak as far as henry viii, but they were produced in varying designs all the way up to the early 1900s. these're the guns that look like cannons on a stock, sans dolphins. ; henry rifle; the mauser bolt action rifle; British SMLE, or rather the precursor, which had a single-shot block that coul dbe skid out of the way for magazine operation (produced in response to the lingering tradition of volley fire).