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Taps , high speed steel, 7-1mm thread
Only available in High Speed Steel. The common use for this tap is to retap a damaged 6-.1mm nipple seat used on many Spanish made replica rifles. Plug taps have three to five threads chamfered, to cut threads in a through hole, or to start threads in a blind hole, closed at the bottom. Tap Drills are smaller in diameter than the screw shaft to l
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Taps , high speed steel, 9-1.25mm thread
Only available in High Speed Steel. The common use for this tap is to retap a damaged 8-1.25mm nipple seat used on many Italian made replica rifled muskets. Plug taps have three to five threads chamfered, to cut threads in a through hole, or to start threads in a blind hole, closed at the bottom. Tap Drills are smaller in diameter than the screw s
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Taps , high speed steel, 9-1mm thread
Only available in High Speed Steel. The common use for this tap is to retap a damaged 8-1mm nipple seat used on many Italian made replica rifled muskets. Plug taps have three to five threads chamfered, to cut threads in a through hole, or to start threads in a blind hole, closed at the bottom. Tap Drills are smaller in diameter than the screw sha
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Tap handle , accepts #0 to #8 diameter taps
Use this T-handle tap wrench, with our high carbon steel taps. It will accept taps from #0 to #8 in diameter in the recessed fingers in the jaws. Never use high speed steel (HSS) taps for gunsmithing. High speed steel is perfect for a drill bit, but a poor choice for a gunsmith's tap. If broken, it is difficult to remove. Our high carbon steel taps
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Tap handle , accepts #10 to 1/4" diameter taps
Use this T-handle tap wrench, with our high carbon steel taps. It will accept taps from #10 to 1/4" in diameter. Never use high speed steel (HSS) taps for gunsmithing. High speed steel is perfect for a drill bit, but a poor choice for a gunsmith's tap. If broken, it is difficult to remove. Our high carbon steel taps are hard and sharp. If broken th
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Tap handle , accepts 1/4" to 1/2" diameter taps
Use this T-handle tap wrench, with our high carbon steel taps. It will accept taps from 1/4" to 1/2" in diameter. Never use high speed steel (HSS) taps for gunsmithing. High speed steel is perfect for a drill bit, but a poor choice for a gunsmith's tap. If broken, it is difficult to remove. Our high carbon steel taps are hard and sharp. If broken t
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Shoot-N-C Targets 5-1/2" bullseye, 12 sheet pack of self adhesive targets
The self adhesive targets come in a ten sheet pack. To use, simply apply to an existing target or penetrable backstop. See bullet holes instantly, without the aid of spotting scopes or binoculars. Great for all firearms and calibers. Upon bullet impact, a bright yellow ring appears around each hole. Each package comes with a 48 pasters so you can s
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Shoot-N-C Targets 12" bullseye, 5 sheet pack of self adhesive targets
The self adhesive targets come in a five sheet pack. To use, simply apply to an existing target or penetrable backstop. See bullet holes instantly, without the aid of spotting scopes or binoculars. Great for all firearms and calibers. Upon bullet impact, a bright yellow ring appears around each hole. Each target comes with a number of pasters so yo
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Shoot-N-C Targets 17-1/4" bullseye, 5 sheet pack of self adhesive targets
The self adhesive targets come in a five sheet pack. To use, simply apply to an existing target or penetrable backstop. See bullet holes instantly, without the aid of spotting scopes or binoculars. Great for all firearms and calibers. Upon bullet impact, a bright yellow ring appears around each hole. Each target comes with a number of pasters so yo
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Shoot-N-C Targets 8" bullseye, 6 sheet pack of self adhesive targets
The self adhesive targets come in a six sheet pack. To use, simply apply to an existing target or penetrable backstop. See bullet holes instantly, without the aid of spotting scopes or binoculars. Great for all firearms and calibers. Upon bullet impact, a bright yellow ring appears around each hole. Each target comes with a number of pasters so you
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Triggerguard , American flint pistol, sand cast brass
Sand cast brass, this triggerguard is made exactly like the originals used in the colonies and early states. Octagon flats at the front mimic the theme of the octagon barrel. German trained gunsmiths came to America, settled in the valleys of Pennsylvania, and developed the unique American longrifle. American flint pistols are very rare and collect
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Triggerguard , American flint pistol, sand cast nickel silver
Sand cast nickel silver, this triggerguard is made exactly like the originals used in the colonies and early states. Octagon flats at the front mimic the theme of the octagon barrel. German trained gunsmiths came to America, settled in the valleys of Pennsylvania, and developed the unique American longrifle. American flint pistols are very rare and
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Triggerguard, John Philip Beck , Lancaster or Lebanon County, wax cast brass
This new updated casting is a classic triggerguard design in the style of John Philip Beck, Lancaster or Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, a fine early maker who's work is highly collectible. Notice the octagon theme reflected in the front and rear ends and the chamfered flats of the large bow. This guard will accept a double set trigger if desired. A
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Triggerguard, John Philip Beck , wax cast steel
This new updated casting is a classic triggerguard design in the style of John Philip Beck, Lancaster or Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, a fine early maker who's work is highly collectible. Notice the octagon theme reflected in the front and rear ends and the chamfered flats of the large bow. This guard will accept a double set trigger if desired. A
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Triggerguard, Bedford County, Pennsylvainia , wax cast brass
This slender triggerguard is ideal for use on our pre-inlet Bedford County longrifle stock. It would also look appropriate on a early Ohio full-stock longrifle. Use double set triggers, and mount it using two of our steel dowel pins, through the two pin lugs. Rifles trimmed in a mix of nickel silver and brass were made during this late longrifle er
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Triggerguard, Bedford County, Pennsylvainia , wax cast nickel silver
This slender triggerguard is ideal for use on our pre-inlet Bedford County longrifle stock. It would also look appropriate on a early Ohio full-stock longrifle. Use double set triggers, and mount it using two of our steel dowel pins, through the two pin lugs. Rifles trimmed in a mix of nickel silver and brass were made during this late longrifle er
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Triggerguard, 1746 era Brown Bess , wax cast brass
This mid-length Brown Bess triggerguard was used on "First Model" muskets after about 1742, and on Officer's muskets. This triggerguard is pre-inlet into our 146 Brown Bess stock. Malleable wax cast brass, which was standard trim during this era. Overall length is 11-1/16", inside trigger bow is 1-3/4" long, and 1-5/32" deep.
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Triggerguard, Isaac Haines, Lancaster County, large, fits our stock for 42" swamped barrel, wax cast brass, by John Bivins
Called the large John Bivins triggerguard, this large 1770 era Lancaster County style triggerguard was modelled after the work of the famous Isaac Haines, perhaps the most influencial gun maker in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The bow is longer than our small Bivins style, large enough for any double set triggers, but often used with our Bivins single t
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Triggerguard, Isaac Haines, Lancaster County, large, fits our stock for 42" swamped barrel, wax cast steel, by John Bivins
Called the large John Bivins triggerguard, this large 1770 era Lancaster County style triggerguard was modelled after the work of the famous Isaac Haines, perhaps the most influencial gun maker in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The bow is longer than our small Bivins style, large enough for any double set triggers, but often used with our Bivins single t
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Triggerguard, Isaac Haines, Lancaster County, small, fits our stock for 38" swamped barrel, wax cast brass
Called the small John Bivins triggerguard, this 1770 era Lancaster County style triggerguard was modelled after the work of the famous Isaac Haines, perhaps the most influencial gun maker in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The bow is shorter than our large Bivins style, plenty large enough for any double set triggers, but often used with our Bivins single
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Triggerguard, Isaac Haines, Lancaster County, small, fits our stock for 38" swamped barrel, wax cast steel
Called the small John Bivins triggerguard, this 1770 era Lancaster County style triggerguard was modelled after the work of the famous Isaac Haines, perhaps the most influencial gun maker in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The bow is shorter than our large Bivins style, plenty large enough for any double set triggers, but often used with our Bivins single
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Triggerguard, J. Dubbs, Lehigh County wax cast steel
An Lehigh County style triggerguard patterned after a original Lehigh rifle. The bow swells to become wide at the center, and the ends have distinctly pointed finials with a feather design on the tail. The front finial and triggerguard bow have cast-in engraving. Overall length is 10-3/8", inside trigger bow is 2-1/8" long, and 1-1/8" deep.
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Triggerguard, John Phillip Beck Lebanon Style , sand cast brass
Possibly the work of John Phillip Beck, a master longrifle maker, this triggerguard will look fine on your classic "Golden Age" era flint longrifle. Rifles from Lebanon, Lancaster County and similar schools used this design, probably with a decorative single trigger. Overall length is 8-5/16", inside trigger bow is 2-3/16" long, and 7/8" deep.
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