Virginia Valley Longrifle , .50 caliber, 39-3/4" swamped barrel, round faced flintlock, curly maple, brass, new, unfired, signed by Mike Compton The design of this longrifle appears to have been highly influenced by examples from the Valley of Virgina during the early 1770's. The large round faced English lock is designed for fast, reliable ignition. This rifle has the graceful lines and slender appearance of an antique rifle, and would be ideal for your 18th century Colonial impression. Ne       AAV-443 . . . $3,499.00

Antique Belgian Musket .69 caliber, 39" barrel, walnut stock, brass trim, reconverted flintlock This antique musket began its life as a flint lock was converted to percussion and later reconverted back to flintlock. Stocked in straight grained walnut the musket is trimmed in brass furniture with a military influence. This musket may have been constructed for a "fencibles unit" which were a British home guard that were armed by a patron rather       AAV-448 . . . $2,699.00

Southern Mountain Halfstock Rifle , .45 caliber, 33" barrel, percussion, ash, iron trim, well fitted, used This Southern Mountain percussion rifle is used. Stocked in ash, the stock is stained to a dark brown and displays the grain pattern found on ash wood. The .45 caliber straight octagon barrel, percussion lock, and iron furniture are finished to a dark brown with a textured finish. This unsigned rifle has very well fitted parts and is very neatly sh       AAV-486 . . . $1,349.00

Antique British Export Musket .77 caliber, 39" barrel, walnut stock, brass trim, W. Ketland marked flintlock This antique flintlock musket has a military appearance but is not a British ordnance pattern. This musket appears to be a constructed as export musket likely by the Ketland Company which offered a export musket with steel rammer. It could also have been made for a "fencibles unit" which were a British home guard that were armed by a patron rather       AAV-548 . . . $1,489.00

Kentucky Pistol , .50 caliber 8-1/2" octagon-to-round barrel, small Queen Anne flintlock, walnut, brass furniture, appears as-new This Kentucky pistol is stocked in black walnut, with a warm brown tone. This pistol is trimmed in neatly fitted brass Georgian style furniture that appears to be from the late William Kennedy. A few Colonial American makers produced pistols with Georgian style furniture, such as J.P. Beck from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The brass furniture has a sat       AAV-551 . . . $2,599.00

Colonial Pistol , .50 caliber smoothbore, 10" barrel, flintlock, curly maple, brass trim, used, by Thom Frazier Stocked in curly maple with a checkered grip, this Colonial flint pistol has a 10" octagon to round .50 caliber smoothbore pistol barrel. This beautiful pistol is signed T. Frazier on the top flat of the barrel and is marked No 200 on the left oblique flat. It is offered in lightly used condition. We are always delighted to show the artistic wo       AAV-573 . . . $1,749.00

Antique Model 1789 Saxony Dragoon Pistol, .69 caliber, 10-3/4" barrel, flintlock, walnut, brass, captured steel rod This model 1789 Saxony Dragoon Pistol is .69 caliber with a 10-3/4" tapered round barrel. Saxony is a Eastern Germanic state surrounding modern day Dresden and was part of what is considered the Holy Roman Empire until 1806. The walnut stock is trimmed in brass furniture. The steel ramrod is captured to prevent loss, which was innovative for the pe       AAV-578 . . . $2,999.00

Pennsylvania Longrifle , .45 caliber, 45" straight octagon barrel, Ashmore flintlock, maple, engraved brass, used, signed by M.T. Koval Produced in the style of those rifles popular in the Lancaster County region of Pennsylvania, this flint longrifle was produced circa 1973 by M. T. Koval . The rifle is stocked in maple and trimmed in engraved brass furniture; the stock has a variety of raised and incised carving. The .45 caliber barrel has a bright bore that has been well maintai       AAV-595 . . .

Gibbs Match Rifle , .451 caliber fast twist, 35" octagon-to-round barrel, percussion, checkered walnut, pistol grip, Red River Soule tang sight, Lyman spirit level globe sight, original sights, molds, sizing dies, used, by Davide Pedersoli & Co. This long range target rifle is modeled after the work of the English gunsmith George Gibbs circa 1865. This handsome halfstock rifle has a walnut stock with checkered pistol grip wrist and forearm . The grip cap and forend cap are ebony. Furniture is a mixture of blued and color case hardened steel. Originally fitted with Pedersoli mid-range tang       AAV-597 . . .

Flint Fowling Gun , 24 gauge, 30-1/2" octagon-to-round barrel, flintlock, checkered walnut, iron trim, used, by Ron Paull This half-stock flint fowling gun has English influences and is attributed to Ron Paull . This gun has tight inletting and is neatly finished by that well known builder. Stocked in figured walnut and trimmed in iron furniture, this fowling gun features a finely checkered wrist and wire inlay. The smooth-bore 24 gauge octagon-to-round barrel is bri       AAV-608 . . . $3,999.00

Virginia Valley Longrifle , .50 caliber, 39-3/4" swamped barrel, round faced flintlock, curly maple, brass, new, unfired, signed by Mike Compton The design of this longrifle appears to have been highly influenced by examples from the Valley of Virgina during the early 1770's. The large round faced English lock is designed for fast, reliable ignition. This rifle has the graceful lines and slender appearance of an antique rifle, and would be ideal for your 18th century Colonial impression. Ne       AAV-614 . . . $3,499.00

Virginia Longrifle , .50 caliber, 40" Green Mountain barrel, maple, iron furniture with patchbox, Siler flintlock, used, by Thom Frazier This Virginia rifle is .50 caliber with a 40" straight octagon Green Mountain barrel with the early work of contemporary maker Thom Frazier and is signed on the barrel. The plain maple stock is finished as cherry. The iron furniture is finished to a dark gray patina that contrasts nicely with the stain on the stock. A large Siler lock without pan       AAV-624 . . .

Model 1733 French Dragoon Pistol , .62 caliber smoothbore, 12" barrel, flintlock, figured walnut, brass trim, used, by Ron Scott This correct Model 1733 French Dragoon pistol was hand assembled by master gun maker, Mr. Ron Scott . He has become famous for his strictly correct flint guns. Stocked in figured walnut, this pistol has the sleek lines and graceful balance of a fine original antique. Used, it has been fired several times, based on the few scratches on the frizzen,       AAV-642 . . .

Enfield Musketoon , .58 caliber, 24" barrel, percussion, walnut, brass, used by Davide Pedersoli & Co. This Enfield Musketoon, with 24" barrel, is dated 1861 on the lock plate. Made for the caliber .577 hollow base Minie bullet that allowed quick reloading, achieved fine accuracy, and much longer range than the round ball muskets of an earlier generation. The rear sight is calibrated and marked in 100 yard increments, up to 600 yards. Enfield musket       AAV-656 . . .

Hawken Rifle , .54 caliber, 36" Douglas XX barrel, walnut, iron, percussion, fine quality, used, signed by Robert S. Hannahs If you are a muzzle loading expert, you recognize this handsomely finished Hawken rifle as the work of the famous custom gun maker, Robert Hannahs, The House of Hawken, Kenosha, Wisconsin . Made in 1972, it is used with only a few scattered handling marks on the stock. Made for a 6'0" or taller shooter, this rifle has a full 14-3/8" trigger reach.       AAV-665 . . .

Tennessee Longrifle , .40 caliber, 42" Colerain barrel, L&R John Bailes flintlock, maple, iron trim, used The unique style of Southern Mountain rifles originated from the Western Carolinas into Eastern Tennessee during the late 18th and early 19th century. This Tennessee Mountain rifle is stocked in maple and trimmed in browned iron furniture. Antique Southern Mountain rifles are often trimmed in iron furniture, with hardware store locks. This rifle is       AAV-675 . . . $1,199.00

Ohio Longrifle , .45 caliber, 40-1/2" barrel, percussion, maple, brass trim, hooked breech, unfired, signed Sam Gorham This Ohio percussion fullstock rifle is fitted with a .45 caliber 40-1/2" straight octagon barrel with hooked breech. Stocked in maple, the rifle is trimmed in brass furniture. The R.E. Davis Hawken lock is mated to single lever double set triggers, that fire from the set position only. The .45 caliber barrel is finished to a dark matte brown. The       AAV-689 . . .

Canoe Gun , 20 gauge, 24" octagon-to-round barrel, Chambers' English flintlock, maple, iron, used This short barreled canoe guns is stocked in maple with a round faced flintlock. Made without a rear sight, this gun qualifies for NMLRA trade gun match events, shooting patched round balls at paper targets, and shot charges at clay birds. It will be a powerful short range hunting gun, very handy when hunting from a boat or in thick brush. Trigger       AAV-691 . . .

Virginia Longrifle , .50 caliber, Getz 42" swamped octagon barrel, maple, engraved brass furniture, sliding wooden patchbox, L&R flintlock, used, signed by .T. Briggs This James River influenced Virginia longrifle shows a blend of English and Germanic influences. The large wide buttplate is typical of those found on many English fowlers, while the cheek piece is of Germanic influence. The large round faced lock is typical of many Southern rifles, and is designed for fast, reliable ignition. Stocked in curly mapl       AAV-693 . . . $2,699.00

Virginia longrifle , .50 caliber, 42" octagon barrel, deluxe Siler flint lock, maple, iron trim, used, by Matt Avance Stocked in maple, stained to a deep cherry red, this iron trimmed flint longrifle is made in the Virginia style. The iron buttplate is wide and flat to best spread the recoil over a large area. The .50 caliber straight octagon Colerain barrel is 42" length. Assembled by M. Avance this rifle is signed on the top flat of the barrel and typical of t       AAV-716 . . .

Pennsylvania Longrifle , .50 caliber, 42" Rice swamped barrel, Chamber's Golden Age flintlock, maple, brass trim, used Stocked in dark stained maple, this flint longrifle is trimmed in patina finished brass furniture with hand engraved accents. The .50 caliber Rice 42" swamped octagon barrel is mated to a Jim Chambers Golden Age flintlock. The bore is bright and ready to shoot. Offered in used condition, the stock and barrel finish have a few minor handling marks.       AAV-719 . . .

Virginia Longrifle , .54 caliber, 44" swamped Colerain barrel, flintlock, curly maple, brass trim, new, by Thom Frazier Created by Minnesota gun maker Thom Frazier , this rifle is signed on the top flat of the barrel, and is a nice example of this popular gun maker's work. This rifle is as-new, unfired. Regular use will give the bright finish on the lock and brass furniture a mellow patina. This Shenandoah County, Virginia style rifle is stocked in curly maple and       AAV-720 . . .

Antique Halfstock Rifle , .32 caliber, 37-1/2" barrel, walnut, brass trim, percussion, marked Enterprise Gunworks ~ 1878 This antique halfstock rifle was offered by the firm James Bown & Son - Enterprise Gunworks of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. The lock marking is no longer legible, but is likely Goucher based on the die stamped game scene marking. The barrel is stamped Enterprise Gunworks with the Kill Buck deer stamp . They were located at 136-138 Wood St., Pittsburgh,       AAV-729 . . . $599.00

Build Track's John Armstrong , Maryland longrifle parts set, with 13/16", or 7/8" straight octagon barrel Price: starting at $1,084.29 Build Track's John Armstrong Maryland longrifle parts set, easy to assemble, up to 42" octagon barrel, traditional brass or iron trim, plain or fancy maple stock Many schools of style exist for Maryland longrifles. The Emmitsburg school turned out many fine rifles thanks to the skills of makers such as John Armstrong, Peter White, and George Nune

Build Track's Bedford flintlock longrifle parts set, with 13/16", or 7/8" straight octagon barrel Price: starting at $1,016.90 Studying the longrifles of Bedford County, Pennsylvania, might cause you to imagine that time nearly stopped in Bedford County, or that this region was isolated from the world. How can we explain why these men continued to make Bedford County rifles for over 120 years, much later than we might expect? How can we explain these very odd locks, with l

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