Our fowling gun fullstock is an example of our best workmanship, precision pre-inlet and shaped on Allen’s Patent 5 axis pantograph. Inlet for our round faced L&R Queen Anne right hand flint lock, wide fowler buttplate, curled trigger and plate, and any of several triggerguards. The forend is square ahead of the lock panels, to allow easy drilling

Our John Bivins' 1770 Lancaster inlet for a Golden Age "B", or, "C" profile 42" swamped barrel, with mortise for large Siler right hand flint or percussion lock. Shaped from the lock panels back the stock is shaped with a square cheek piece. The forend is square ahead of the lock panels, to allow for easy bench vise mounting. Inlet for our large Bi

Shaped but not mortised for a lock, this Hawken halfstock is modeled after the later work of Jacob and Samuel Hawken, with the later beavertail found on halfstocks. We strongly recommend straight grain maple for large bores. This Hawken halfstock is right hand, for a 15/16", or 1” octagon barrel. Select your favorite lock, plug and triggers, practi

Shaped but not mortised for a lock, this Hawken halfstock is modeled after the later work of Jacob and Samuel Hawken, with the later beavertail found on halfstocks. We strongly recommend straight grain maple for large bores. This Hawken halfstock is right hand, for a 15/16", or 1” octagon barrel. Select your favorite lock, plug and triggers, practi

Precision machine inlet on a 5 axis pantograph. Our “B" profile stock is pre-inlet for a "B" profile barrel in .40, .45, or .50 caliber. Our “C" profile stock is pre-inlet for a "C" profile barrel in .50, or .54 caliber. Shaped from the lock panels back, the forend is square ahead of the lock panels. A rectangular block from the same blank is inclu

Our graceful non-inlet John Armstrong stock will make an attractive Maryland longrifle, if trimmed in brass, or a Tennessee longrifle if trimmed in iron. Cut for a 13/16”, or 7/8" straight octagon 42” barrel channel, rod hole drilled full depth, plain maple. Right hand, only. The forend is shaped. The buttplate is uncut we recommend our John Armstr

Our graceful John Armstrong stock will make an attractive Maryland longrifle, if trimmed in brass, or a Tennessee longrifle if trimmed in iron. Cut for a 13/16” or 7/8" straight octagon 42” barrel channel. Right hand, only. Our pre-inlet stock is cut for a right hand large Siler flint or percussion lock, and our #TR-DST-4 or #TR-DST-6 double set tr

Fullstock rifles were made for the early westbound trade, by Henry Eicholtz Leman at his factory in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Leman often used plain maple, and painted the stripes. Choose your parts, order our full size plans for the Leman rifle, and build your own. The Leman fullstock trade rifle is an easy first scratch-building project. Butt end

This Brown Bess carbine is very lightly used with some marks on the frizzen face from firing, The walnut stock does not have any serious marks from being carried or handled. All the brass furniture is still bright. The Grice 1762 marked flint lock has a case hardened finish, while the barrel is finished to a dark brown. Davide Pedersoli offers this

Solid brass bar stock, ideal for making knife hilts, pommels, guards, spacers, inlays, buttplates, or any other project that needs a heavier hunk of brass. Bar stock is available in a variety of thicknesses and widths to suit almost any need.

Practically every repair or restoration problem encountered with the muzzleloading gun is addressed. A partial list of topics include: Stock repair shows several typical damages, breaks, gouges, missing wood, illustrated and repaired. Wood finishing, cleaning, refinishing, spot finishing after local repairs. General information on metals, basics ab

Brass pin stock may be used to secure rod pipes and barrel lugs to the gun stock. We prefer to use 3/32" steel dowel pins for pinning the barrel, and trigger. Brass pins are also useful in knife building.

Brass pin stock may be used to secure rod pipes and barrel lugs to the gun stock. We prefer to use 3/32" steel dowel pins for pinning the barrel, and trigger. Brass pins are also useful in knife building.

Brass pin stock may be used to secure rod pipes and barrel lugs to the gun stock. We prefer to use 3/32" steel dowel pins for pinning the barrel, and trigger. Brass pins are also useful in knife building.

Carved from plain cherry, plain maple, or curly maple. This Kentucky pistol stock is described as a Dueling Pistol shape, because it has the distinctive flats on the grips, found on both Kentucky pistols and English dueling pistols of the late flint period. The barrel channel is inlet for your 13/16" octagon 10" or shorter barrel. Drilled for a 5/1

Carved from plain maple, fancy maple, or American black walnut this Hawken Pistol fullstock is, pre-shaped, right hand, inlet for a 15/16” octagon barrel up to 10" long. Not inlet for lock or trigger. Hand inlet a lock and a single, or single set trigger of your choice. Drilled full depth for a 3/8" ramrod. Use this stock to build a fullstock, or h

Carved from plain cherry, maple or walnut this Kentucky Pistol stock has a distinctive birds head grip, found on Kentucky pistols of the early to late flint period. The barrel channel is inlet for your 13/16", 7/8", or 15/16" octagon 10" or shorter barrel. Drilled for a 5/16" ramrod. Not inlet for lock or trigger. Hand inlet a lock and a single, or

Carved from plain cherry, maple, or walnut this Kentucky Pistol stock has a distinctive birds head grip, found on Kentucky pistols of the early to late flint period. The barrel channel is inlet for your 13/16", or 7/8" octagon 10" or shorter barrel. Drilled for a 5/16" ramrod. Inlet for L&R John Bailes lock, select a single or single set trigger of

Carved from cherry, maple, or walnut, this Kentucky Pistol stock has a distinctive birds head grip, found on Kentucky pistols of the early to late flint period. The barrel channel is inlet for your 13/16", or 7/8" straight octagon 10" or shorter barrel. Drilled for a 5/16" ramrod. Inlet for small Siler flint or percussion lock, select a single or s

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

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

Cleans and polishes old stocks. Weather proof ingredients protect new and old finishes. Won't finger mark like wax.

Stock Carving, part 2 of the Colonial Gun Art Series, DVD format, taught by James Turpin. Length: 1 hour, 42 minutes.

This classic Tennessee fullstock is made without lock or trigger mortise, so you may hand inlet your favorite lock and trigger. Pre-inlet for any light weight 13/16” straight octagon 42” barrel, and drilled full depth for a 3/8” ramrod hole, it has a straight comb. Trigger reach may be adjusted up to 15”, with 4-1/2” drop. Butt end is 5 x 1-1/2”, n

Carved from plain maple, fancy maple, or American black walnut this Hawken Pistol halfstock is, pre-shaped, right hand, inlet for a 15/16” octagon barrel with a channel length of 6". Not inlet for lock or trigger. Hand inlet a lock and a single, or single set trigger of your choice. Not drilled for a ramrod. Drill this for a 1/4" ramrod using the b