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Sideplate, Lancaster County Style , brass
Modeled after the works of Jacob Dickert, one of Lancaster County's most important makers. This style is typical of other Lancaster makers. Dickert rifles in Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age are this style, except the ears are removed, right hand, for L&R's Dickert lock.
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Sideplate Lancaster County Style , iron
Modeled after the works of Jacob Dickert, one of Lancaster County's most important makers. This style is typical of other Lancaster makers. Dickert rifles in Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age are this style, except the ears are removed, right hand, for L&R's Dickert lock.
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Triggerguard, Dauphin County, sand cast brass
Peter Berry, Martin Shell, M. Poorman, and other unknown makers from Dauphin County and similar schools used this style of triggerguard. Sand cast brass. Several fine rifles by Berry, Shell, Poorman, and others are shown in Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age by Joe Kindig. Overall length is 7-9/16", inside trigger bow is 1-7/8" long,
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Ramrod for Traditions Scout Rifle , 9mm brown Delrin nylon, 32-1/4" maximum length, brass tips threaded 8-32 & 10-32,. Made by Track of the Wolf, in Elk River, Minnesota, we make the brass tips and assemble the ramrod.
Ramrod for Traditions Kentucky Rifle , 9mm brown Delrin nylon, 32-1/4" long, brass tips threaded 8-32 & 10-32, Made by Track of the Wolf, in Elk River, Minnesota, we make the brass tips and assemble the ramrod.
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Antique Tryon Trade Rifle , .48 caliber smoothbore, 37-1/2" barrel, missing percussion lock, walnut, brass trim, signed Tryon, Philadelphia
This antique trade rifle is stocked in maple and trimmed in brass furniture. The barrel is stamped Tryon, Philada. on the top flat. Edward K. Tryon trade rifles were supplied to fur traders, Indian agents, merchants, as well as the U.S. Government. The percussion lock is missing, and the stock is well worn with a heavy patina. Stocked and trimmed
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Build Track's H. E. Leman Trade Rifle parts set , 15/16" or 1" octagon, up to 42" barrel, flintlock, single or double set triggers, traditional brass with iron buttplate
Price: starting at $897.78
Build a replica H. E. Leman Trade Rifle , using Track's best parts. Options include choice of caliber, plain or fancy curly maple, furniture is the traditional brass with iron buttplate, single or double set triggers, and a L&R late English flintlock. The term TRADE RIFLE indicated a rifle made for the trade , to be sold by a gun merchant, hardware
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Gunsmithing Labor : mill dovetail & install sight, per operation
Prompt service : Our gunsmith will mill a dovetail for a front sight, rear sight, or underlug we offer, using a milling machine and dovetail cutter. Hand fitted : no extra cost! When you buy the sights or lugs from us, we will remove any burrs, gates and parting lines, and hand fit the sight or lug to the dovetail slot, ready for you to finish an
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Possibles bag , fine leather, 9" by 9", uncut "primitive" flap
About 9" x 9" with a laced 2" strap, full pouch pocket across the front, a small inside pocket, and oversize uncut flap. Trim the flap to your desired shape, or leave it "as-is". Madison Grant's The Kentucky Rifle Hunting Pouch shows several original front designs. Sand the edge to finish it.
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Gunsmithing Labor : mill dovetail and fit adjustable Hawken rear sight
Prompt service : Our gunsmith will mill a dovetail for your Hawken adjustable rear sight, or underlug, using a milling machine and dovetail cutter and hand fit the sight with rizer. When you buy the sight from us we remover parting lines, and hand fit the sight with rizer to the dovetail slot, ready for you to finish and use. Many of our rear sigh
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Early Virginia longrifle Patchbox Kit, brass, 6-5/8" overall length
This patchbox kit has a neatly formed hinge, and is slightly curved to conform to the shape of your buttstock. Tempered springs and instructions are included. Made of brass, this was the traditional trim for an early longrifle. We recommend mounting the patchbox with nine of our #SCREW-6-1/2 unplated iron wood screws. This patchbox was used on a Pr
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Early Virginia longrifle Patchbox Kit , polished steel, 6-5/8" overall length, in the style of F. Klette, Culpepper County, Virginia
This patchbox kit has a neatly formed hinge, and is slightly curved to conform to the shape of your buttstock. Tempered springs and instructions are included, to allow a cam-over-center closure, much like a modern cabinet hinge. Order our #PB-RK-TOW-I push-button patchbox release kit, with iron button, to install a spring loaded latch that snaps op
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Sideplate for a J. P. Beck, Lebanon longrifle , wax cast brass
This sideplate from the Lebanon school of style. Lebanon township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania was the home of J. P. Beck. This is a copy of his work. 5-3/32" long. We offer a matching wax cast brass J. P. Beck buttplate, and triggerguard. See Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age for examples of the famous John Philip Beck's longrifl
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Sideplate for a J. P. Beck, Lebanon longrifle , wax cast steel
This sideplate from the Lebanon school of style. Lebanon township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania was the home of J. P. Beck. This is a copy of his work. 5-3/32" long. We offer a matching wax cast brass J. P. Beck buttplate, and triggerguard. See Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age for examples of the famous John Philip Beck's longrifl
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Triggerguard, Lancaster County , sand cast brass
Very similar to #TG-SPW-A-B, but without the thickened boss at the front of the bow, this is commonly called an early Lancaster County triggerguard. This style was sometimes used by Jacob Dickert, Peter Gonter, Abraham Schweitzer, and others shown in Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age by Joe Kindig. Sand cast, soft malleable brass. Ov
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Triggerguard, Lancaster County , sand cast nickel silver
Very similar to #TG-SPW-A-B, but without the thickened boss at the front of the bow, this is commonly called an early Lancaster County triggerguard. This style was sometimes used by Jacob Dickert, Peter Gonter, Abraham Schweitzer, and others shown in Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age by Joe Kindig. Sand cast, soft malleable nickel si
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Sideplate for an American Longrifle or Kentucky Pistol , wax cast brass
An Lebanon or Lancaster County longrifle style sideplate for a small rifle or Kentucky pistol. This sideplate is sized to be used with a small Siler flintlock, but will also fit the L&R John Bailes lock. Wax cast brass, the lock bolt holes are precast, drill for clearance to accept a 8-32 or 10-32 lock bolt. Overall length is 4-1/8", height is 53/6
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Sideplate for an American Longrifle or Kentucky Pistol , wax cast steel
An Lebanon or Lancaster County longrifle style sideplate for a small rifle or Kentucky pistol. This sideplate is sized to be used with a small Siler flintlock, but will also fit the L&R John Bailes lock. Wax cast steel, the lock bolt holes are precast, drill for clearance to accept a 8-32 or 10-32 lock bolt. Overall length is 4-1/8", height is 53/6
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Sideplate for an American Longrifle or Kentucky Pistol , wax cast nickel silver
An Lebanon or Lancaster County longrifle style sideplate for a small rifle or Kentucky pistol. This sideplate is sized to be used with a small Siler flintlock, but will also fit the L&R John Bailes lock. Wax cast steel, the lock bolt holes are precast, drill for clearance to accept a 8-32 or 10-32 lock bolt. Overall length is 4-1/8", height is 53/6
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Instruction sheet and patterns for creating your own rifle inlays
Instruction sheet and patterns for creating your own firearm inlays. 3 pages, includes 69 different historic inlay designs from original Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Ohio rifles, Indian trade rifles and single and double barrel shotguns. Includes numerous cheek, wrist and wedge key inlays with animal, floral and geometric designs.
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