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1859 Sharps Infantry Model .54 Cal

Used

This rifle is in really good shape with normal handling marks for it being used. The bore is clean and shiny and was very well cared for. This gun made by IAB is one of the best made rifles on the market today as it is made to exacting standards as the originals were. Sure to be a hit at your next reenactment or in the field.

SOLD

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NEW ARRIVAL .54 cal Pedersoli Frontier Rifle

Used

A very well cared for rifle that looks like it was not shot a lot but does have a few minor handling marks, the finish we rate at 90% as well as the outside of the barrel. The inside of the bore is excellent with clean lands and grooves. This rifled model has a 39" browned octagonal barrels with 1-in-65 in .54 cal. twist deliver exceptional precision with patched round balls. The lock is color case-hardened. Adjustable double-set triggers. Buttplate and trigger guard are polished brass.

600.00

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(NEW) M-1840 SPRINGFIELD CONVERSION MUSKET

Originally designated the M-1835 Springfield, this musket underwent extensive modification and improvement prior to ultimate production as the M-1840. It was the United States’ last flintlock musket and saw extensive used during the Mexican War. Over 30,000 were produced. Prior to the Civil War, the vast majority of the remaining M-1840 muskets were converted to percussion. Numerous methods were used, but one of the most commonly performed was the “Belgian-Style” (or “Cone-Type”) conversion. The process involved cutting off the pan and filling it with brass, installing a percussion hammer, and tapping a cone into the barrel at the breach. Our Reproduction Our reproduction M-1840 Springfield “Belgian-Style” Conversion Musket is faithful to the original in design and functionality. It features a .69 caliber barrel, hardwood stock, and bright finish. The “Belgian-Style” conversion is sure to make this musket stand out in a stack. The weapon requires no defarbing, is properly marked, and even has a correct two-piece nose-cap with brass sight. Like all of our muskets, it is compatible with commonly available parts, comes with a limited warranty, and has been proofed for safety. A bayonet is available for this musket. Overall Length: 58 inches Weight: 9 pounds (approx.) Bore: Smoothbore Caliber: .69 cal. Lock: Percussion Conversion Cone: 8x1.25 mm Bayonet: Triangular Socket Suggested Ball: .648-.662 Made in India

495.00 Plus S&H

M-1842 Springfield Musket

The M-1842 Springfield was the first percussion musket produced by the US national armories and the last regulation smoothbore. During the ten years that they were manufactured, more than 275,000 were produced. Except for the lock and firing system, the musket was almost identical to the earlier M-1840 Springfield. They were produced by the Springfield and Harper’s Ferry armories as well as by private contractors. The arms produced at Springfield and Harper’s Ferry featured interchangeable parts. The M-1842 saw service during the Mexican War and was used extensively by both Union and Confederate forces during the Civil War. Our Reproduction Our M-1842 Springfield musket is an accurate reproduction of this important arm. It features a .69 caliber smoothbore barrel, hardwood stock, two-piece nose-cap with brass sight, and a bright finish. Living historians will appreciate that it requires no defarbing and has period markings. Because our reproduction has an 1846 date, it is suitable for both Mexican War and Civil War re-enactors. Like all of our muskets, it comes with a limited warranty. Bayonets are available for purchase with the musket.

495.00 Plus S&H

(NEW) 1842 Palmetto Armory Musket

In the 1850’s South Carolina contracted with William Glaze of the Palmetto Armory to produce Model 1842s for state use. Approximately 6,000 were manufactured. The South Carolina muskets are distinguished from their US counterparts by having brass hardware and a lock marked with a palmetto tree surrounded by the words “Palmetto Armory S.C.” At the outbreak of war in 1861, a little over half of the muskets were rifled. The Palmetto muskets in both smoothbore and rifled versions saw Confederate service throughout the war. Our Reproduction Our 1842 Palmetto Armory Musket features a .69 caliber smoothbore barrel, hardwood stock, and a bright finish. Its all brass hardware distinguishes it as a true Southern weapon. Living historians will appreciate that the musket requires no defarbing and has period lock markings. Like all of our muskets, it is compatible with commonly available parts, comes with a limited warranty, and has been proofed for safety. A bayonet is included in the purchase price as a part of our commitment to providing a complete and affordable product. Overall Length: 58 inches Weight: 9 pounds (approx.) Bore: Smoothbore Caliber: .69 cal. Lock: Percussion Cone: 8x1.25 mm Bayonet: Triangular Socket Suggested Ball: .648-.662 Made in India

495.00 Plus S&H

LYMAN GREAT PLAINS RIFLE .50 or .54 cal

Stocked in walnut, trimmed in iron furniture, the Lyman Great Plains Rifle features a hooked breech, two wedge keys, double set triggers, adjustable rear sight, and 32" barrel. Based on the original Hawken plains rifle, the Lyman Great Plains Rifle has improved design features, with hidden modern improvements in the lock, and an attractive price, make the Lyman Great Plains Rifle a compelling value for the big game hunter or serious shooter. The Plains Rifle was carried across the Great Plains, by western pioneers and fur trappers. It was the culmination of years of firearms development. The Lyman Great Plains Rifle is similar to rifles built by the famous Saint Louis rifle makers, Samuel Hawken, Gemmer, and Horace E. Dimick to the meet the demands of experienced backwoodsmen. We have these in .50 and .54 caliber, state your choice when ordering

619.00 Plus S&H

LYMAN GREAT PLAINS HUNTER RIFLE .50 or .54 cal

Stocked in walnut, trimmed in iron furniture, the Lyman Great Plains Rifle features a hooked breech, two wedge keys, double set triggers, adjustable rear sight, and a 32" barrel. The "HUNTER" rifle has a fast 32" twist with shallow rifling grooves, to shoot a Minie bullet, Maxi bullet, or the new Sabot projectiles. Based on the original Hawken plains rifle, the Lyman Great Plains Rifle has improved design features, with hidden modern improvements in the lock, and an attractive price, make the Lyman Great Plains Rifle a compelling value for the big game hunter or serious shooter. The Plains Rifle was carried across the Great Plains, by western pioneers and fur trappers. It was the culmination of years of firearms development. The Lyman Great Plains Rifle is similar to rifles built by the famous Saint Louis rifle makers, Samuel Hawken, Gemmer, and Horace E. Dimick to the meet the demands of experienced backwoodsmen.

619.00 Plus S&H

LEFT HAND LYMAN GREAT PLAINS RIFLE .50 or .54 cal

639.00 Plus S&H

LYMAN GREAT PLAINS HUNTER RIFLE .50 or .54 cal

639.00 Plus S&H

Traditions Hawken .50 Percussion

This is the Traditions Hawken in .50 percussion this piece features a select hardwood stock with a 28" blued octagonal barrel. It maintains the classic styling and handling of the time-honored Hawken.

399.00 Plus S&H

Traditions Hawken .50 Percussion Left Hand

This is the Traditions Hawken in .50 percussion left handed model, this piece features a select hardwood stock with a 28" blued octagonal barrel. It maintains the classic styling and handling of the time-honored Hawken.

409.00 Plus S&H

62 Caliber Percussion Blunderbuss

This .62 caliber Blunderbuss is New in Box from Traditions not available on the open market. This is a fully functioning flared muzzle Blunderbuss. This Musket is 34" overall with a 13" trigger pull. Factory blued barrel with musket cap ignition. This musket comes complete with removable flashguard for reenactors. You will love this piece as it is a real head turner.

575.00 Plus S&H

TRADITIONS POOR BOY .50 CAL ( SHOWN IN FLINT)

This is very reminiscent of a late Pennsylvania or Early Tennessee Mountain Style. This piece by Traditions with no adornments or inlays for the person that doesn't want decorations. Also known as a Poor Boy model. This has the look of a classic muzzleloader with outstanding balance. This piece has a 33 1/2 inch barrel and is 48 1/4 inches overall.

525.00 PLUS S&H

TRADITIONS CROCKETT .32

This elegant piece personifies all the positive features of a classic muzzleloader by giving you strong lines and outstanding balance. A one-piece select hardwood stock holds the 32" octagonal barrel in place. Other additional features include Double set triggers Brass inlays and embellishing Authentic wooden ramrod, Windage adjustable rear sight 32" Blued 1 in 48" 49" 6lbs.7oz.

449.00 Plus S&H

TRADITIONS KENTUCKY RIFLE .45

This is the Traditions Kentucky and it comes to you with percussion lock and full length two-piece hardwood stock. This piece is accented with brass hardware and color case hardened lock. Overall length is 49" with a 33.5" barrel and a 1:66 rate of twist.

369.00 Plus S&H

TRADITIONS KENTUCKY RIFLE .50

369.00 Plus S&H

Traditions Tennessee .50

This is the Traditions Tennessee in fullstock maple. Short and light to carry in the field or at the range as is comes in at only 6 pounds. The barrel length is 24" and is 40" 1/2 inches overall. Double set adjustable triggers for a nice and light pull of the finger. Hunters star inlay in the cheek piece only adds to the beauty of this elegant gun.

449.00 Plus S&H

Traditions Shenandoah .36

This beautiful piece is nicely adorned with patch box and stars forward on the stock. This piece has the look of a classic muzzleloader with outstanding balance. This piece has a 33 1/2 inch barrel and is 48 1/4 inches overall.

575.00 Plus S&H

Traditions Shenandoah .50

575.00 Plus S&H

Traditions Pennsylvania Percussion .50 (Shown in Flint)

This historically accurate piece, holder of the enviable status of "authentic for reenactment use" from the American Revolutionary Brigade, recreates the finest features of the classic long rifles. Featuring a full length walnut stock with a cheekpiece, solid brass patch box, stock inlay ornamentation and toe plate.

700.00 Plus S&H