Grooved Muzzle Cap, for 13/16" octagon barrel, brass

Grooved Muzzle Cap, for 7/8" octagon barrel, brass

Grooved Muzzle Cap, for 15/16" octagon barrel, brass

Grooved Muzzle Cap, for 1" octagon barrel, brass

Shallow Crescent Muzzle Cap, for 3/4" octagon barrel, brass

Shallow Crescent Muzzle Cap, for 13/16" octagon barrel, brass

Shallow Crescent Muzzle Cap, for 7/8" octagon barrel, brass

Shallow Crescent Muzzle Cap, for 15/16" octagon barrel, brass

Shallow Crescent Muzzle Cap, for 1" octagon barrel, brass

This "Daisy" finial is a bit different from the round petal daisy used on some Lancaster County rifles. Domed, with curved hinges, steel cam finger, spring and screw.

Shown in Kentucky Rifles & Pistols, 1750-1850. Copied from a rifle by John Bonewitz, circa 1790. We show the matching buttplate in out buttplate section. Springs and instructions included. 7-7/8" overall length.

Shown in The Kentucky Rifle. Typically made of iron. Copied from a rifle made by J. G. Gross, Sullivan County, Tennessee. We also have the matching buttplate and triggerguards, which is shown in our buttplate and triggerguard areas. Spring and instructions are included.

Copied from a rifle shown in Rifles in Colonial America, by George Shumway, which attributes the maker as Isaac Haines, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 7-3/8" overall length. Example shown on a finished Lancaster longrifle by contemporary maker J.E. Brown.

Copied from a rifle made and signed by Jacob Metzger, shown in Rifles of Colonial America. Springs and instructions included. 7-7/8" overall length.

Copied from a rifle made and signed by Jacob Dickert, shown in Gunsmiths of Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Springs and assembly instructions are included. 7-3/4" overall length.

Copied from a rifle made and signed by Jacob Stoudenour, 1795-1863. Shown in Gunsmiths of Bedford, Fulton, Huntingdon & Somerset Counties, this is a classic Bedford County longrifle style. A cam-open spring, spring mounting screw, and simple instructons are included. The steel pawl is mounted under the lid to serve as the cam. The spring is tempere

Shown in Gunsmiths of Maryland by James Whisker, used by John Armstrong and related gunsmiths. Spring and instructions included.

Shown in Gunsmiths of York County, Pennsylvania, by James Whisker, attributed to I. Berlin. Spring and instructions included.

Commonly thought of as a Bucks County patchbox, many other schools used this design as well. See the book Gunsmiths of Lancaster County Pennsylvania. for a Lancaster rifle with a similar patchbox. We show the matching buttplate in our buttplate section. Instructions included. Almost 7" overall length. This patchbox is designed to use a button rele

Attributed to Jacob Dickert, shown in Rifles of Colonial America, by George Shumway. Spring and instructions and correct steel mounting screws are included. We recommend #PB-RK-TOW-B patchbox release kit, sold separately.

Copied from a rifle made and signed by Jacob Dickert, shown in Gunsmiths of Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Springs and assembly instructions are included. 8" overall length. Same day shipment, when you click ADD TO CART and complete shopping cart check out. Inspect the item, return it for same day refund if not delighted. You will be pleased with y

From early flintlock Plains rifles, by H.E. Leman and Ohio makers. Includes bezel and lid. 5-1/2" overall length. Order a #PB-SPRING-L with it.

Oval style, used on halfstock Trade rifles by H.E. Leman. 5-1/8" overall length.

Round lid halfstock Plains rifle style found on Pennsylvania and Ohio rifles. 4-1/4" overall length.

A copy of a A. Verner patchbox, as shown in Rifles of Colonial America. We show the matching buttplate in our buttplate section. Instructions included. 7-1/8" overall length.