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Longrifle Articles, Volume 2, published in Muzzle Blasts 1965 - 2001, by the late Dr. George Shumway
These are the collected articles published in Muzzle Blasts, the magazine of the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association. Soft cover, 252 pages, black and white photos. Table of Contents: MarylandNew York - New EnglandOhioNorth CarolinaVirginiaSouthern RiflesTransition & Rifles of Uncertain OriginTrade Guns & HawkenEuropeLocks, Patchboxes, & Chee
An early Plains rifle buttplate, for a fullstock or halfstock percussion rifle with a large butt. Such a rifle would often have a brass or silver patchbox or capbox. Available in sand cast brass or nickel silver. Overall length is 5-1/4", width 1-3/8", comb 3-7/16".
An early Plains rifle buttplate, for a fullstock or halfstock percussion rifle with a large butt. Such a rifle would often have a brass or silver patchbox or capbox. Available in sand cast brass or nickel silver. Overall length is 5-1/4", width 1-3/8", comb 3-7/16".
Our widest Hawken style buttplate, for large bore halfstock rifles. Styled like our classic late Hawken buttplate, but made wider to lessen recoil. Often used on fullstock Hawken flint or percussion rifles, which have our flat grip-rail triggerguard and sometimes carry a distinctive oval iron patchbox with "pineapple" finial. Available in wax cast
Our widest Hawken style buttplate, for large bore halfstock rifles. This slender casting is styled like our classic late Hawken buttplate, but made wider to lessen recoil. The comb gently tapers upward when viewed from the side, and narrows from the heel to toe when viewed from above. Often used on fullstock Hawken flint or percussion rifles, which
A lighter more graceful Tennessee longrifle style buttplate, sometimes called the Bean buttplate, in honor of one of Tennessee's most famous makers. Made in iron only, this wax casting may be bent cold to reduce the amount of curvature a small amount. We recommend using this on a fancy maple fullstock, with a round end banana patchbox. Be sure to o
Longrifles made in the region of Bedford County, Pennsylvania, are immediately recognizable. These rifles are long, thin, and graceful, with a low comb. We may never fully understand Bedford County rifles. We know that rifles were made in Bedford County as early as 1776, and many were made between 1800 and 1890. This span makes the Bedford County r