This antique halfstock rifle, with highly figured maple stock, has a wonderful patina and will make a great wall hanger. The barrel and lock are both stamped J.G. Aulenbach, Lebanon. We believe this rifle dates to the 1870's time period, and is fitted with brass furniture that appears to have been offered commercially through E.K. Tryon's catalog.

This antique halfstock rifle is stocked in walnut and has a wonderful patina with no cracks, chips, or repairs. The .43 caliber bore is mostly bright, but does have scattered pits running throughout. The lock is stamped LEMAN LANCASTER. We believe this rifle dates to the 1860's time period, and is a classic example of a hardware store gun that the

Stocked in walnut that has been stained a medium brown, this attractive percussion longrifle is used with a few handling marks. Trimmed in brass, the polished furniture has developed a nice mellow patina. This sleek percussion longrifle is .50 caliber, with 39" browned octagon barrel, and color case hardened lock. The bore has been well maintained.

Investarms drop-in barrel, .45 caliber with 1-48" twist for a patched round ball. 15/16" octagon by 32" length. Percussion ignition for Investarms produced Lyman Great Plains rifles and Investarms Gemmer Hawken and Plains rifles. The barrel, plug, adjustable rear sight, blade front sight, rib, rod pipes, and underlug are blued. Fully assembled, thi

Investarms drop-in barrel, .45 caliber with 1-48" twist for a patched round ball. 15/16" octagon by 28" length. Percussion ignition for Investarms produced Hawken, also sold as Bridger Hawken, Cabela's Hawken, will also fit the Lyman Trade rifles. The barrel, plug, adjustable rear sight, bead front sight, rib, and underlug are blued. Ramrod pipes a

Investarms drop-in barrel, .50 caliber with 1-60" twist for a patched round ball. 15/16" octagon by 32" length. Percussion ignition for Investarms produced Lyman Great Plains rifles and Investarms Gemmer Hawken and Plains rifles. The barrel, plug, adjustable rear sight, blade front sight, rib, rod pipes, and underlug are blued. Fully assembled, thi

Investarm drop-in barrel, .50 caliber with 1-48" twist for a patched round ball. 15/16" octagon by 28" length. Percussion ignition for Investarm produced Hawken, also sold as Bridger Hawken, Cabela's Hawken, and Lyman Trade rifles. The barrel, plug, adjustable rear sight, bead front sight, rib, and underlug are blued. Ramrod pipes are brass. Fully

Investarm drop-in barrel, .54 caliber with 1-60" twist for a patched round ball. 15/16" octagon by 32" length. Percussion ignition for Investarm produced Lyman Great Plains rifles and Investarm Gemmer Hawken and Plains rifles. The barrel, plug, adjustable rear sight, blade front sight, rib, rod pipes, and underlug are blued. Fully assembled, this n

Investarm drop-in barrel, .54 caliber with 1-48" twist for a patched round ball. 15/16" octagon, 28" length. Percussion ignition for Investarm produced Hawken, also sold as Bridger Hawken, Cabela's Hawken, and Lyman Trade rifle. The barrel, plug, adjustable rear sight, bead front sight, rib, and underlug are blued. Ramrod pipes are brass. Fully ass

Lubricate breech plugs threads, nipples, drums and flash hole liners with this special emulsion grease. Then you can easily remove them, even after thousands of shots. Withstands high temperatures, and prevents seizing and thread galling. We use this amazing grease in our shop. A tiny amount is enough. Made in the USA, by Birchwood Casey.

Our U.S. Pattern 1817 musket ball puller is hand forged. Use it in any .45 caliber or larger bore. The 8-32 male thread will fit your metal ramrod end, on military rifle, if it has 8-32 threads. You can easily enlarge the hole and tap it to fit a 12-24 ramrod tip for an 1803 Harper's Ferry Rifle, or other popular metal rod. The extra length will gi

Our U.S. Pattern 1817 musket ball puller is hand forged. Use it in any .45 caliber or larger bore. The 8-32 male thread will fit your ramrod tip. The extra length will give you a better grip on your ramrod. Stuck ball? No powder? Our first technique is to "prime" the bore, feeding a small amount of FFFFg under the nipple or into the vent hole. Firi

Our U.S. Pattern 1817 musket ball puller is hand forged. Use it in any .45 caliber or larger bore. The 10-32 male thread will fit your metal ramrod end, on your Brown Bess, Springfield, Charleville, or Zouave musket, if it has 10-32 threads. You can easily enlarge the hole and tap it to fit a 12-24 ramrod tip for an 1803 Harper's Ferry Rifle, or ot

Our U.S. Pattern 1817 musket ball puller is hand forged. Use it in any .45 caliber or larger bore. The 10-32 male thread will fit your ramrod tip. The extra length will give you a better grip on your ramrod. Stuck ball? No powder? Our first technique is to "prime" the bore, feeding a small amount of FFFFg under the nipple or into the vent hole. Fir

Our U.S. Pattern 1817 musket ball puller is hand forged. Use it in any .45 caliber or larger bore. The 10-32 male thread will fit your metal ramrod end, on your Brown Bess if it has 12-24 threads. The extra length will give you a better grip on your ramrod. Stuck ball? No powder? Our first technique is to "prime" the bore, feeding a small amount of

No more fumbling for Military Musket percussion caps! No more dropped or lost Musket caps. The straight line capper accepts flanged musket caps, and holds them in blued steel spring fingers, ready for quick use. Retract the thumb knob until caps may be inserted through a hole in the side. Gravity feeds caps to the end. A gentle nudge of the thumb k

This snail shaped capper is made with a long narrow neck to reach into Colt style cylinders, and some in-line rifles. It works well with the Colt Walker, Dragoon, Army, Navy, Pocket, Police, most Confederate, and the Rogers & Spencer. Rifles, shotguns, and single shot pistols are easily capped with this nice replica of an original cap magazine, sho

Thompson Center drop-in barrel, .54 caliber with 1-66" twist for a patched round ball. 15/16" octagon by 32" length. Percussion ignition for Thompson Center Hawken rifles. The barrel, plug, adjustable rear sight, bead front sight, rib, rod pipes, and underlug are blued. Weight is 5.2 pounds. Fully assembled at the Green Mountain Barrel Company fact

The Plains Rifle was carried across the Great Plains, by western pioneers and fur trappers. It was the culmination of years of firearms development. The Investarms Great Plains Rifle is similar to rifles built by the famous Saint Louis rifle makers, Samuel Hawken, Gemmer, and Horace E. Dimick to the meet the demands of experienced backwoodsmen. Th

The Plains Rifle was carried across the Great Plains, by western pioneers and fur trappers. It was the culmination of years of firearms development. The Investarms Great Plains Rifle is similar to rifles built by the famous Saint Louis rifle makers, Samuel Hawken, Gemmer, and Horace E. Dimick to the meet the demands of experienced backwoodsmen. St

The inside mounted frizzen screw on a Investarms produced Lyman Great Plains Rifle flintlock requires a longer frizzen screw with a nut to mount a flash guard. This same lock and screw is used on the Lyman Trade Rifle and Deerstalker, Investarms: Hawken, Bridger Hawken, Gemmer Hawken, and older Cabela's Hawken. Installation of a iron or brass flash

Fly Detent, right hand, tempered steel. Fits our #LOCK-JB-R percussion Hawken lock. Fits our #LOCK-LEMAN-CL-R percussion H. E. Leman lock (when a fly detent is fitted). Fits our #LOCK-AH-R percussion Alexander Henry English Sporting Rifle lock. Fits our #LOCK-GG-LR percussion Joseph Golcher lock, with large hammer for percussion bolster. Fits our #

The inside mounted frizzen screw on a J. Kibler's Colonial flintlock, used on the Colonial, Woodsrunner, and Fowler models, requires a longer frizzen screw with a nut to mount a flash guard. Installation of an iron or brass flash guard, protects the shooter next to you from overspray vented from your flash hole. This protection is required at most-

The inside mounted frizzen screw on a J. Kibler's Ketland flintlock, used on the Southern Mountain rifle, requires a longer frizzen screw with a nut to mount a flash guard. Installation of an iron or brass flash guard, protects the shooter next to you from overspray vented from your flash hole. This protection is required at most-re-enactments, whe

Henry Eicholtz Leman, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was a prolific gun maker, one of the first longrifle makers to adopt factory production techniques. H. E. Leman used this style lock on “trade rifles" offered to the wholesale trade. These rifles were then resold by merchants and traders to westbound emigrants traveling down the Ohio River to Saint Lou