Ammunition & Supplies for your 8 gauge shotshell.

This new production all brass shotgun shell is designed for a 8 gauge shotgun with a 3-1/4" or longer chamber. This 8 gauge shot shell is manufactured to European CIP print dimensions. The head is engraved Parker Brothers Meriden, Conn. - 8 gauge A markings for a historic appearance. The 'A' designation indicates a 'thin wall' brass case that acce

Fouling Scrapers with 8-32 threads for standard rods. Brass with flat face to scrape plug. Or they can be easily shaped to fit breech cavity.

Fouling Scrapers with 8-32 threads for standard rods. Brass with flat face to scrape plug. Or they can be easily shaped to fit breech cavity.

The Gauge System in Shotguns: "Gauge" is a archaic English method of measurement of bore diameter based on the quantity of lead round balls of a certain size that would equal one pound in weight. For instance, a 12 gauge shotgun has a bore diameter of .729", and 12 lead round balls of this diameter will weigh one pound. Thus, the smaller the number

The Gauge System in Shotguns: "Gauge" is a archaic English method of measurement of bore diameter based on the quantity of lead round balls of a certain size that would equal one pound in weight. For instance, a 12 gauge shotgun has a bore diameter of .729", and 12 lead round balls of this diameter will weigh one pound. Thus, the smaller the number

The Gauge System in Shotguns: "Gauge" is a archaic English method of measurement of bore diameter based on the quantity of lead round balls of a certain size that would equal one pound in weight. For instance, a 12 gauge shotgun has a bore diameter of .729", and 12 lead round balls of this diameter will weigh one pound. Thus, the smaller the number

Flat end squarely seats cards and wads. Jagged edges grip the damp patch securely while wiping the dirty bore between shots.

Flat end squarely seats cards and wads. Jagged edges grip the damp patch securely while wiping the dirty bore between shots.

Flat end squarely seats cards and wads. Jagged edges grip the damp patch securely while wiping the dirty bore between shots.

Flat end squarely seats cards and wads. Jagged edges grip the damp patch securely while wiping the dirty bore between shots.

Blued steel ball pullers with caliber specific brass collar, with 8-32 threads to fit standard rods. When pulling a stuck ball we recommend alway lubricating the ball and using a high strength ramrod with a secure tip to remove a ball.

This reconverted double flintlock shotgun is stocked in walnut. The shotgun appears to have seen considerable use and was originally flintlock, converted to percussion, and has been converted back to flintlock. The Damascus barrels are 30-1/2" and have aged to a dark brown. The breech of the barrels is decorated with inlaid vine designs along the r

This is the classic English fullstock fowling gun architecture, that was popular on American flint fowling guns of the 1760 - 1790 era. Stocked in walnut, the brass furniture is neatly engraved. The top flat of the barrel is signed by contemporary builder R.W. Dietz. Used, this fowler has a few small handling marks on the walnut stock. The 20 gauge

This booklet is a detailed guide to hand loading 10 gauge brass shot shells. Includes information on safety, tools & supplies, types of shot and powder, types of loads, and step-by-step loading instructions. 10 pages, 8-1/2" x 11" format, soft cover, colored photos. By Track of the Wolf, Inc.

Tapered octagon-to-round 20 gauge smoothbore barrel, exclusively from Track® Our 20 gauge barrel is our most popular octagon-to-round barrel, offered in a 36" or 42" length. Both sizes are identical, except for length, and other lengths may be ordered up to 42" at small extra cost. Our 20 gauge 36" barrel exactly fits Track's own pre-inlet stocks:

A collection of the best gunsmithing articles from twenty years of Rifle magazine. This soft cover second edition has been expanded to 547 pages, filled with articles on modern and antique gunsmithing projects, suggestions for finishing wood and metal, improving accuracy, decorating stocks, selecting and improving tools for the serious gunsmithing

An exact copy of the lock bolt from the Parker Brothers breechloading hammer double shotgun, this bolt is threaded to fit the original antique 8-36 thread, with .235" diameter .100" thick head, 1.470" overall length, 1.360" shank length under the head. Made by Track of the Wolf, Inc., in the USA. this slotted screw may find use in the restoration o

This late 18th to early 19th century halfstock flint fowling gun is stocked in walnut and fitted with engraved iron furniture. This fowler is fitted with interchangeable barrels. The barrel installed on the gun is a 20 gauge that was originally rifled, and reamed to smooth. The rifling is still faintly visible after the barrel was reamed to a smoot

This classic North West Trade Gun has been stocked in maple and very neatly fitted and finished. The traditional styled trade gun hardware in a mixture of brass and iron furniture. This 20 gauge, .62 caliber, smooth bore flint fowling gun is fully qualified for use in the NMLRA North West Trade Gun match, using patched round balls at paper targets,

This half-stock flint fowling gun has English influences and is attributed to Ron Paull. This gun has tight inletting and is neatly finished by that well known builder. Stocked in figured walnut and trimmed in iron furniture, this fowling gun features a finely checkered wrist and wire inlay. The smooth-bore 24 gauge octagon-to-round barrel is brigh