Our wide 1746 Willits Brown Bess front swivel is drilled, tapped and includes a 6-40 screw. Wide enough for early rifles, fowlers, and muskets, it may be bent and reformed to fit nearly any forend, including wide forends. Remove the casting gate, polish, and hang this swivel from an underlug securely attached to the barrel. Swivel is about 1-5/64"

Molded directly from an original 1746 Willits marked Brown Bess musket. This swivel is drilled and tapped for a 6-40 screw. You will need to deburr the casting gate and polish. The inside mount is approximately 3/4" wide to fit the front bow of your triggerguard. Swivel is about 2" wide at the at the widest point. Wax cast steel, made in the U.S.A.

Screw for our wide1746 Brown Bess swivel, #SWIVEL-46-W. 6-40 thread, 1.5" overall length. Head is 0.3" diameter.

Screw for our narrow 1746 Brown Bess swivel, #SWIVEL-46-N. 6-40 thread, 1.14" overall length. Head is 0.3" diameter.

Leather frizzen stall for Brown Bess, Charleville, or Springfield muskets, and other firearms with large locks. Made of thick dark brown leather. You may put string or lace through the hole in order to tether the stall to your musket swivel and prevent losing it. 2-3/8" tall by 1-3/4" wide. A example of the frizzen stall installed on a Davide Peder

This antique European fowler appears to have Germanic origins. The walnut stock has a checkered wrist and scattered handling marks from decades of use. The left side of the buttstock displays well executed raised carving. The brass trim has developed a mellow patina, and the triggerguard is a modern replacement. The .60 caliber smoothbore is mostly

This .77 caliber smoothbore Doglock Trade Musket is offered in used condition with a bright bore that has been well maintained. The Doglock gets its name from the dog leg shaped catch, an additional safety feature, found on early flint locks. English doglocks became common around 1680 to 1700 and were made as late as 1715. Doglock muskets were obso