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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, 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, 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, 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, French Fusil Fin Trade Gun , brass
Copied from an original French fusil fin trade gun. These beautiful weapons were widely traded in the 1730 - 1760 era throughout America. Wax cast brass, with decorative engraving. Overall length is 12", inside trigger bow is 2-1/16" long, and 1-3/16" deep.
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Triggerguard, Early French Design , wax cast brass
Our Flaming Torch or Potted Plant finial triggerguard is an early French design. Such designs were published in early gunmaker's pattern books, and copied worldwide. Similar finials are found on fine English guns from this period. Use this triggerguard on your early flint fowling gun, buck and ball gun, or fine smoothbore fusil. Wax cast brass. Ove
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Triggerguard, Flint Fowler or Longrifle , wax cast brass
Our large acorn triggerguard is suitable for 1765-1785 era fowlers and flint long-guns. The acorn was a popular English finial. Wax cast brass, made in the U.S.A. The casting shown replaces the casting shown in catalog 17 and earlier. Overall length is 11-13/16", inside trigger bow is 2-5/16" long, and 1-1/4" deep.
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Triggerguard, Lancaster or Lebanon County Style , sand cast brass
A larger triggerguard, in Lancaster or Lebanon County style, with a wider and longer bow to admit larger fingers or double set triggers, if desired. Most original rifles have brass trim. Overall length is 9-1/16", inside trigger bow is 2-3/8" long, and 7/8" deep.
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Triggerguard, Allentown, Bethlehem, Lehigh County , sand cast brass
This sand cast triggerguard is an early Allentown-Bethlehem or Lehigh County style, as used by Neihart, Kuntz and the famous Rupp family of longrifle makers. Brass was almost always used on these rifles. Overall length is 9-7/16", inside trigger bow is 2-3/8" long, and 1-1/8" deep.
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Triggerguard, H. E. Leman Indian Trade rifle , wax cast brass
Henry Eicholtz Leman's factory in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania produced rifles for trade to westbound settlers. Examples of his rifles are shown in The Northwest Gun , by Charles Hanson Jr. This triggerguard is traditionally mounted with pins through the two end lugs. A line on the casting gate marks the trimming length. A third casting gate on t
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Triggerguard, Allentown-Bethlehem or Buck's County , sand cast brass
This wide early triggerguard emulates the style used by A. Verner and others associated with Allentown-Bethlehem or Buck's County makers. Sand cast of malleable brass, it may be formed to exactly match the profile of your longrifle stock. We can recommend other Verner style parts. Overall length is 8-5/16", inside trigger bow is 2-1/8" long, and 3/
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Triggerguard, American Longrifle or Fowler , sand cast brass
This elegant flint era triggerguard is a yellow brass sand casting. Long enough for double set triggers, it may have been used with a scroll back single trigger. Use this triggerguard on a fine flint fowling gun or transitional American longrifle combining German and English influences. Overall length is 10-3/4", inside trigger bow is 2-5/16" long,
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Triggerguard, Kentucky Pistol , sand cast brass
Sand cast brass, this is a typical Kentucky pistol triggerguard. Pistols from the American frontier rarely have a fancy finial. Overall length is 5-1/8", inside trigger bow is 1-7/16" long, and 15/16" deep.
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Triggerguard, Bedford County , sand cast brass
A slim triggerguard with a "fishtail" grip rail. This is ana appropriate triggerguard for a Bedford County full-stock percussion longrifle, or an Ohio style longrifle from the same late longrifle period. Malleable brass can be annealed and bent or shaped to fit your rifle stock. Overall length is 7-5/8", inside trigger bow is 2-1/8" long, and 13/16
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Triggerguard, Lebanon County , sand cast brass
This Lebanon County style triggerguard is a yellow brass sand casting. The bow is long enough for double set triggers if desired, and the casting is malleable to allow bending and shaping to fit your rifle's design. This triggerguard is reported to have been a favorite of the late Theodore P. Cole, whose replica flint lock was one of the first repr
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Triggerguard, Lebanon or Lancaster County , sand cast brass
Ideal for Lebanon, Lancaster, and similar schools of longrifle design, this triggerguard is sand cast yellow brass. Copied from a fine original by John Phillip Beck, a master longrifle maker. Overall length is 8-3/16", inside trigger bow is 2" long, and 13/16" deep.
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Triggerguard, Germanic Jaeger sand cast brass
A Germanic Jaeger rifle triggerguard of yellow sand cast brass, made without pin lugs, the tang bolt might engage the front, with a wood screw at the rear. Overall length is 10-3/16", inside trigger bow is 2-3/16" long, and 1-1/16" deep.
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Triggerguard, Lancaster County , sand cast brass
This Lancaster County style triggerguard is a brass sand casting. This slender triggerguard was likely used with a single trigger. The bow and front finial have cast chevron designs. Use two 3/32" pins to secure this triggerguard to the stock. Overall length is 8-15/16", trigger bow is 2-1/4" long by 13/16" deep.
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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, Kentucky Pistol , sand cast brass
Sand cast brass, with a wide swell in the bow, which resembles our #TG-MA-121 flint fowler or longrifle triggerguard. Overall length is 4-15/16", inside trigger bow is 1-1/2" long, and 13/16" deep.
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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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