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Triggerguard, Early Lancaster County , sand cast brass
This classic style, is a copy of an early Lancaster County triggerguard. Large enough to accommodate double set triggers. Brass was most commonly used, but longrifles trimmed in nickel silver, or with mixed brass and nickel silver trim are known. Overall length is 10-9/16", inside trigger bow is 3" long, and 1-1/8" deep.
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Triggerguard, Bethlehem or Lehigh County , sand cast brass
A sand cast brass copy of an original Bethlehem or Lehigh County style guard. This style was used by gunmakers of the Albright family. Very malleable, we recommend that you anneal our brass castings if you must bend them. Straightening can be done cold, without annealing. Overall length is 8-5/16", inside trigger bow is 2" long, and 7/8" deep.
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Drift Punch , knurled brass, for wedge keys and sights.
Our knurled brass drift punch was made to allow installing and adjusting dovetail sights, and removing wedge keys from rifles, shotguns, and percussion revolvers, without marking the part. The brass drift is 2-1/2" in overall length, 3/8" in diameter. The blade area is .083" thick and 3/8" wide.
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Brass Cartridge Case Cleaner Concentrate, 16 oz. liquid, by Birchwood Casey
Super concentrate, this one bottle makes over two gallons of reusable cleaning solution. Easily removes re-sizing lubricant, oils, grime and stains from brass cartridge cases. Restores them to original finish. Cleaner is safe non-fuming, non-etching solution that won't weaken cases. Reusable, store solution in glass or plastic container (not metal)
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Tinder Box , 1790 style, 2" wide by 4" long, polished brass
This replica tinder box is a flat oval, with the lid hinged off center. Neatly polished brass, it measures 2" x 4" with about 5/8" depth. Small enough to fit neatly in your pocket or pouch, and is just large enough for our striker, flint and tinder. The lid is rimmed inside, for a moderately snug "snap tight" fit.
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Ball puller , steel screw, .32 caliber brass collar, 10-32 thread
Blued steel ball pullers with caliber specific brass collar, with 10-32 threads to fit Thompson Center, CVA, Lyman, Traditions, and most Italian or Spanish guns. When pulling a stuck ball we recommend alway lubricating the ball and using a high strength ramrod with a secure tip to remove a ball.
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Ball puller , steel screw, .36 caliber brass collar, 10-32 thread
Blued steel ball pullers with caliber specific brass collar, with 10-32 threads to fit Thompson Center, CVA, Lyman, Traditions, and most Italian or Spanish guns. When pulling a stuck ball we recommend alway lubricating the ball and using a high strength ramrod with a secure tip to remove a ball.
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Ball puller , steel screw, .40 caliber brass collar, 10-32 thread
Blued steel ball pullers with caliber specific brass collar, with 10-32 threads to fit Thompson Center, CVA, Lyman, Traditions, and most Italian or Spanish guns. When pulling a stuck ball we recommend alway lubricating the ball and using a high strength ramrod with a secure tip to remove a ball.
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Ball puller , steel screw, .45 caliber brass collar, 10-32 thread
Blued steel ball pullers with caliber specific brass collar, with 10-32 threads to fit Thompson Center, CVA, Lyman, Traditions, and most Italian or Spanish guns. When pulling a stuck ball we recommend alway lubricating the ball and using a high strength ramrod with a secure tip to remove a ball.
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Ball puller , steel screw, .50 caliber brass collar, 10-32 thread
Blued steel ball pullers with caliber specific brass collar, with 10-32 threads to fit Thompson Center, CVA, Lyman, Traditions, and most Italian or Spanish guns. When pulling a stuck ball we recommend alway lubricating the ball and using a high strength ramrod with a secure tip to remove a ball.
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Ball puller , steel screw, .54 caliber brass collar, 10-32 thread
Blued steel ball pullers with caliber specific brass collar, with 10-32 threads to fit Thompson Center, CVA, Lyman, Traditions, and most Italian or Spanish guns. When pulling a stuck ball we recommend alway lubricating the ball and using a high strength ramrod with a secure tip to remove a ball.
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