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This patchbox kit has a neatly formed hinge, and is slightly curved to conform to the shape of your buttstock. Tempered springs and instructions are included. Made of brass, this was the traditional trim for an early longrifle. We recommend mounting the patchbox with nine of our #SCREW-6-1/2 unplated iron wood screws. This patchbox was used on a Pr
Copied from an unknown maker, this style is similar to many of the patchboxes shown in Arms Makers of Western Pennsylvania, by Dr. James B. Whisker. Made in the USA, by Track of the Wolf, Inc., this brass patchbox is 7-7/8" overall length. Trim to fit the buttplate curvature.
This patchbox kit has a neatly formed hinge, and is slightly curved to conform to the shape of your buttstock. Tempered springs and instructions are included. Made of brass, this is the traditional trim for this longrifle. We recommend mounting the patchbox with our #SCREW-6-1/2 unplated iron wood screws. The early wide lid, acanthus leaf finial, a
This patchbox kit has a neatly formed hinge, and is slightly curved to conform to the shape of your buttstock. Tempered springs and instructions are included. Made of brass, brass is the traditional trim for an early longrifle. We recommend mounting the patchbox with our #SCREW-6-1/2 unplated iron wood screws. The early 1-15/16" wide lid has an unc
Copied from a rifle made and signed by Jacob Dickert, shown in Gunsmiths of Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Springs and assembly instructions are included. 8" overall length. Same day shipment, when you click ADD TO CART and complete shopping cart check out. Inspect the item, return it for same day refund if not delighted. You will be pleased with y
This Virginia longrifle patchbox design is a favorite of the famous contemporary gun maker Herschel House, whose work is sought after by shooters and collectors. Curved to fit your stock, neatly hinged, with a steel cam finger inside the lid, this patchbox kit includes a cam spring and mounting screw, for cam-over-center closure. Polished outside,
This patchbox kit has a neatly formed hinge, and is slightly curved to conform to the shape of your buttstock. Tempered springs and instructions are included. Made of brass, this was the traditional trim for an early longrifle. We recommend mounting the patchbox with our #SCREW-6-1/2 unplated iron wood screws. This patchbox was used on a Pre-Revolu
Copied from a rifle made and signed by Jacob Stoudenour, 1795-1863. Shown in Gunsmiths of Bedford, Fulton, Huntingdon & Somerset Counties, this is a classic Bedford County longrifle style. A cam-open spring, spring mounting screw, and simple instructons are included. The steel pawl is mounted under the lid to serve as the cam. The spring is tempere
Commonly thought of as a Bucks County patchbox, many other schools used this design as well. See the book Gunsmiths of Lancaster County Pennsylvania. for a Lancaster rifle with a similar patchbox. We show the matching buttplate in our buttplate section. Instructions included. Almost 7" overall length. This patchbox is designed to use a button relea
Shown in The Kentucky Rifle. Typically made of iron. Copied from a rifle made by J. G. Gross, Sullivan County, Tennessee. We also have the matching buttplate and triggerguards, which is shown in our buttplate and triggerguard areas. Spring and instructions are included.
Curved to fit your buttstock, neatly hinged with steel cam finger inside the lid, cam spring and mounting screw. We show the rough underside to reveal the features. Polished outside, the curved hing fits well. Made of .052" thick sheet brass. The flat spring is tempered, ready to use, it may be finger soldered under the lid. Use this blank kit to c
Hand made by contemporary builder Bob Cowie the design of this flintlock fowler was inspired by example No. 19 from the book by Dr. George Shumway Rifles of Colonial America Volume 1, shown on page 90. The fowler is thought to have been made in the last quarter of the 18th century near Reading, Pennsylvania and displays the strong Germanic influenc
This high quality patchbox release kit is made for use with brass, iron, or nickel silver patchboxes. The kit includes four precision steel parts, two unplated steel screws, and fully illustrated instructions. The end of the catch has a square shank, to prevent rotation in its hole in the lid. Drill and countersink the lid, insert the square shank,
Copied from a an original U. S. Model 1803 Harper's Ferry Rifle, this patchbox is made of heavy gauge brass, hinged, ready for installation. Both the 1803 and 1814 rifles can be fitted with this patchbox. Simply trim the patchbox lid flush with the buttplate, for use on the early 1803 to 1806 production.
This fine quality contemporary Lancaster County Pennsylvania longrifle is stocked in curly maple and trimmed in brass furniture. This attractive rifle has a Germanic influence on the lock and brass furniture. The daisy head brass patchbox is hand engraved and the stock is attractively raised carved with smooth clean backgrounds. The .40 caliber Gre
This capbox is a copy of one on an Ohio rifle by John Vincent & Son. It was stocked in curly maple, trimmed in brass. Vincent rifles frequently mixed brass and German silver trim on their rifles. This nicely made patchbox has an overall length of about 6". Vincent used nine steel screws on the original capbox. Includes nine steel screws.