A typical 1780-1810 "Golden Age" era style buttplate. Available in sand cast yellow brass, or nickel silver. Overall length 4-1/2", width 1-7/16", comb 2-3/8".

Lebanon or Lancaster County buttplate, in the style of John Philip Beck, a very famous early maker. Available in sand cast yellow brass, or nickel silver. Overall length 4-1/2", width 1-5/8", comb 2-1/2".

A Lancaster County buttplate, notched for patchbox lid. Copied after an original by Henry Albright. Sand cast, yellow brass only. Overall length 4-1/4", width 1-1/2", comb 2-1/2".

York County style, with raised lip to protect patchbox lid, from a longrifle by George Eister. Sand cast, yellow brass only. Overall length 4-1/4", width 1-11/16", comb 2-3/4".

Post Revolutionary War era, Lancaster or York County buttplate, used by Frederic Sell after 1780. Sand cast, yellow brass only. Overall length 4-5/8", width 1-1/2", comb 2-1/4".

Dauphin County styling, from an original on a Peter Berry rifle, made during the post-war "golden age" era. Available in sand cast brass only. Overall length 4-5/8", width 1-3/8", comb 2-3/8".

Littlestown or Adams County school, taken from a Frederick Sell longrifle, 1790-1810 "golden age" period. Overall length 4-1/2", width 1-1/2", comb 2-5/8".

A classic Lancaster County style, with less curvature. This buttplate is comfortable on big bore rifles. Sand cast, yellow brass only. Overall length 4-5/8", width 1-1/2", comb 2-1/8".

Sand cast in brass only, this part requires deburring and polishing. A replica from an original Swiss Federal Rifle. Hand made, many variations exist. Essentially, the Swiss Federal Rifle was a target rifle with Germanic Schuetzen features, adapted to military field use. Most were fullstocks with sling swivels, set triggers and nice sights. The Swi

An nice Lehigh County, Allentown-Bethlehem buttplate. Copy of original by Herman Rupp. Available in sand cast yellow brass only. Overall length 4-1/2", width 1-5/8", comb 2".

An nice Lehigh County, Allentown-Bethlehem buttplate. Copy of original by Herman Rupp. Available in sand cast yellow brass only. Overall length 4-3/8", width 2-1/8", comb 2-3/16".

A "Golden Age" style buttplate, from the Dauphin County school, by Peter Berry, used by J. J. Henry. Sand cast, yellow brass only. Overall length 4-3/8", width 1-3/8", comb 2-1/2".

The second production of U.S. Model 1803 rifles used this buttplate, 4-1/4” high, 1-5/8” wide, with a wider bell shaped bottom. 15,703 rifles were made, from 1814 until 1819 using this buttplate. Wax cast of yellow brass, molded from an original. Notched at the side for the patchbox lid, to locate the patchbox, which is a bit longer than the patchb

Flat brass buttplate, for the North West Trade Musket, copied exactly from an original gun marked Barnett - 1816. About 2" width, this is the early style North West Trade Gun buttplate. File the sides to match the narrower 1-1/2" wide buttplates of later period North West trade guns. Mount with square nails for early reproductions, and screws for l

From the Reading School. Copied from a John Bonewitz rilfe, circa 1790 . Matching patchbox available from the same rifle, shown in Kentucky Rifles & Pistols 1750 -1850. Available in wax cast brass or steel. Overall length 5-1/8", width 1-5/8", comb 2-1/2".

From the Reading School. Copied from a John Bonewitz rilfe, circa 1790 . Matching patchbox available from the same rifle, shown in Kentucky Rifles & Pistols 1750 -1850. Available in wax cast brass or steel. Overall length 5-1/8", width 1-5/8", comb 2-1/2".

Very similar to our BP-MA-80-B buttplate, except this wax casting has a shorter comb. Perhaps it will be a bit easier to inlet. It certainly can be duburred and polished quickly. Available in wax cast brass or steel. Overall length 5-3/16", width 1-7/16", comb 2-1/16".

Very similar to our BP-MA-80-B buttplate, except this wax casting has a shorter comb. Perhaps it will be a bit easier to inlet. It certainly can be duburred and polished quickly. Available in wax cast brass or steel. Overall length 5-3/16", width 1-7/16", comb 2-1/16".

We call it our "double ball end" Schuetzen buttplate. It has a very short top comb projection. Smooth curves make it moderately easy to inlet. Shooters will find it comfortable to handle, aim, and load. A bit heavier than some other Schuetzen buttplate castings, but not nearly so heavy as the big bench rest variations. This sturdy design is made fo

We call it our "double ball end" Schuetzen buttplate. It has a very short top comb projection. Smooth curves make it moderately easy to inlet. Shooters will find it comfortable to handle, aim, and load. A bit heavier than some other Schuetzen buttplate castings, but not nearly so heavy as the big bench rest variations. This sturdy design is made fo

This checkered steel buttplate is a classic design found on shotguns, and early cartridge rifles. This fine line checkering is surrounded by a raised panel. Pre-drilled for two oval head buttplate screws, sold separately. Only available in wax cast steel. Overall length 5-1/4", width 1-5/8", comb 5/8".

This Southern Mountain longrifle style buttplate has a distinctive diamond shape, when viewed from the butt end. This dictates the shape of the buttstock, making a truly graceful longrifle. Patterned after a antique we suggest our similar Southern Mountain wax cast triggerguard #TG-SM-1-B to compliment this buttplate. Yes, this buttplate can be ben

This Southern Mountain longrifle style buttplate has a distinctive diamond shape, when viewed from the butt end. This dictates the shape of the buttstock, making a truly graceful longrifle. We suggest our similar Southern Mountain wax cast triggerguard #TG-SM-1-I to compliment this buttplate. Yes, this buttplate can be bent cold, if necessary. Avai

Early wide style, with slight curve, and radius at comb. Sand cast brass or nickel silver. Overall length 4-5/8", width 1-5/8", comb 2-5/16".

Late style sand cast buttplate. Use it on a late percussion fullstock rifle. Sand cast brass or nickel silver. Overall length 4", width 1-1/8", comb 2-1/2".