This stock has a check following a grain boudary from the breech 1" into the upper lock panel on the right hand side. This could be repaired with glue or screws, or a combination.

Early longrifles, made at Christians' Spring, Pennsylvania are transitional rifles, blending formal German style with innovative American features. We offer this stock with the precision pre-inlet for our Jaeger flint lock. The stock has 14" pull, with 3-1/4" drop from sights. The buttplate is about 4-3/4 x 2-1/8".

Precision pre-inlet for our Jaeger flint lock, #BP-Early-1 buttplate, 37" swamped Colerain barrel and tang. Select one of our early triggerguards, set triggers, and 3/8" rod pipes, which are not inlet. The forend is square ahead of the lock panels. Called a transitional longrifle because it combines both early Jaeger and later longrifle features, it has a "bulbous forend" which bulges at the entry pipe. This stock is more correctly called an Albrecht (Albright) style, in honor of the early gunmakers of Christians' Spring, Pennsylvania.

Specifications for pre-inlet stocks:

• Drop and trigger reach: drop is 3-1/4" from the line of sights to heel, at 14" of pull


• Barrel channel size: Edward Marshall profile 37" swamped octagon barrel
• Butt end: 2-1/8" wide by 4-3/4" high, cut for buttplate
• Buttplate: #BP-EARLY-1-B wax cast brass, or #BP-EARLY-1-I wax cast steel
• Lock, flint: #LOCK-JAEGER R.E. Davis Jaeger flint lock
• Lock, percussion: none available
• Ramrod hole & groove: 3/8" diameter, drilled full depth