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John Bivins Ramrod Pipes , octagon, for 3/8'' rod, wax cast brass or iron
Shown in side view, and top view, these ramrod pipes are octagon, with turned wedding bands at each end, for 3/8" ramrod, in your choice of brass or iron (steel), for fullstock longrifles. They may be easily modified for a halfstock. Designed by John Bivins, for use on his 1770 Lancaster County style Commonwealth of Pennsylvania - BiCentennial Comm
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Ramrod pipes, English fowling gun , for 3/8' diameter ramrod, lug for pin, wax cast brass or steel.
Ramrod pipes for ideal for a 1750 era fullstock English fowling gun, as cast for 3/8" diameter ramrod, lugged for pin, wax cast brass or steel. Made in the U.S.A. Shown in side view, and top view, these ramrod pipes are round with double rings. Our entry pipe (where rod enters the wood) has an integral skirt. The pipe body is 1-3/8" length, about 3
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Ramrod forward pipe, English fowling gun , for 3/8" diameter ramrod, lug for pin, wax cast brass, made in the USA
Forward Ramrod pipe for a 1750 era English fowling gun, as cast for a 3/8" diameter ramrod, lug for pin, wax cast brass. Made in the USA. Our forward pipe, is 1-1/2" overall length. Made for a fullstock rifle (with wood extending to muzzle), most rifles use two forward pipes. A few extra long rifles use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes tw
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Ramrod forward pipe, English fowling gun , for 3/8" diameter ramrod, lug for pin, wax cast steel, made in the USA
Forward Ramrod pipe for a 1750 era English fowling gun, as cast for a 3/8" diameter ramrod, lug for pin, wax cast steel. Made in the USA. Our forward pipe, is 1-1/2" overall length. Made for a fullstock rifle (with wood extending to muzzle), most rifles use two forward pipes. A few extra long rifles use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes tw
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English Style Ramrod Pipes, for 3/8" rod, brass or iron
Shown in side view, and top view, these ramrod pipes are round, with decorative rings, for 3/8" ramrod, in your choice of wax cast brass or iron (steel). Made for use on half stock or fullstock English sporting rifles. English sporting rifles were most often trimmed in iron, while English trade guns and fusils were often trimmed in brass. Our entr
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English Style Ramrod Pipes, for 7/16" rod, wax cast brass or iron
Shown in side view, and top view, these ramrod pipes are round, with decorative rings, for 7/16" ramrod, in your choice of wax cast brass or iron (steel). Made for use on half stock or fullstock English sporting rifles. English sporting rifles were most often trimmed in iron, while English trade guns and fusils were often trimmed in brass. Our ent
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Ramrod pipe, brass , forward with pin lug, English rifle, for 3/8" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with lug for pin , is 1" overall length. As cast to accept a 3/8" diameter ramrod. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), most guns use two forward pipes. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel pins to retain.
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Ramrod pipe, steel , forward with pin lug, English rifle, for 3/8" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with lug for pin , is 1" overall length. As cast to accept a 3/8" diameter ramrod. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), most guns use two forward pipes. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel pins to retain.
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Ramrod pipe, brass , forward with pin lug, English rifle, for 7/16" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with lug for pin , is 1-5/32" overall length. As cast to accept a 7/16" diameter ramrod. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), most guns use two forward pipes. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel pins to retain.
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Ramrod pipe, steel , forward with pin lug, English rifle, for 7/16" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with lug for pin , is 1-5/32" overall length. As cast to accept a 7/16" diameter ramrod. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), most guns use two forward pipes. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel pins to retain.
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Ramrod pipe, brass , forward with swivel lug, English rifle, for 3/8" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with swivel lug , is 1" overall length. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), use a single pipe to replace a forward pipe, and add a swivel lug to your rifle project. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel pins, to retain.
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Ramrod pipe, steel , forward with swivel lug, English rifle, for 3/8" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with swivel lug , is 1" overall length. As cast for a 3/8" diameter ramrod. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), use a single pipe to replace a forward pipe, and add a swivel lug to your rifle project. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel pins, to reta
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Ramrod pipe, brass , forward with swivel lug, English rifle, for 7/16" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with swivel lug , is 1-5/32" overall length. As cast to accept a 7/16" diameter ramrod. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), use a single pipe to replace a forward pipe, and add a swivel lug to your rifle project. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel p
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Ramrod pipe, steel , forward with swivel lug, English rifle, for 7/16" ramrod
Our forward pipe, with swivel lug , is 1-5/32" overall length. As cast to accept a 7/16" diameter ramrod. Made for a fullstock gun (with wood extending to muzzle), use a single pipe to replace a forward pipe, and add a swivel lug to your rifle project. A few extra long guns use three forward pipes. Use one, or sometimes two #PIN-3/32 steel dowel p
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Round Ringed Ramrod pipes, for 7/16" rod, wax cast brass or iron
Shown in side view, and top view, these ramrod pipes are round, with decorative rings, for 7/16" ramrod, in your choice of wax cast brass or iron (steel). Made for use on fullstock French fusils, muskets, and fowling guns. French fusils were most often trimmed in iron, while more costly fusil fin (fine fusils) were often trimmed in brass. English
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