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This full size plan drawing depicts a longrifle in the style of Isaac Haines, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, circa 1770. The book Artistic Ingredients of the Longrifle by Dr. George Shumway indicates the Isaac Haines may have been the most influential gun maker in Lancaster County. Our replica, made by Joe Scorsone of Asheville, NC., is on display
This full size plan drawing depicts a longrifle in the style of Isaac Haines, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, circa 1770 with 42" swamped barrel. The book Artistic Ingredients of the Longrifle by Dr. George Shumway indicates the Isaac Haines may have been the most influential gun maker in Lancaster County. This replica, made by J.E. Brown is on dis
Our English Fowling Gun plans are illustrated in this full size plan drawing. The fowler illustrated has circa 1750 to 1760 styling. Use this print to build a fowler with a fixed or hooked breech. Suggestions for variations of triggerguard, thumbpiece, sideplate, and engraving shown. We stock all the parts you need for this project, and it is one o
Our Northwest Trade Musket plans are illustrated in this full size plan drawing. Modeled after an original gun marked Barnett - 1816, this is an earlier, more graceful Trade Gun than most other brands of Trade Gun replicas made today. The 2" wide buttplate, large bow triggerguard, and tapered octagon and round barrel are unique to the Northwest gun
This plan drawing illustrates a circa 1706-1715 Dutch musket. The full scale plan drawing notes historical markings. Variations for use with plug bayonet, or socket bayonet. Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints for assembly to avoid mistakes. The Dutch Musket you build can be as handsome as it is accurate!
This plan drawing illustrates a John Armstrong longrifle. The plans notes some variations in decoration, with additional notes on assembly. Flint shown, drum and nipple percussion ignition is discussed. The John Armstrong, Emmitsburg, Maryland longrifle you build can be as handsome as it is accurate! Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints fo
This plan drawing illustrates a British Pattern 1730 Long Land Musket aka First Model Brown Bess Musket. The full scale plan drawing notes historical markings and shaping details. Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints for assembly to avoid mistakes. The First Model Brown Bess Musket you build can be as handsome as it is accurate!
This plan drawing illustrates a British Pattern 1742 Long Land Musket dated 1746 Williets aka First Model Brown Bess Musket. The full scale plan drawing notes historical markings and shaping details. Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints for assembly to avoid mistakes. The First Model Brown Bess Musket you build can be as handsome as it is
This plan drawing illustrates a British Pattern 1769 Short Land Musket aka Second Model Brown Bess Musket. The full scale plan drawing notes historical markings and shaping details. Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints for assembly to avoid mistakes. The Second Model Brown Bess Musket you build can be as handsome as it is accurate!
This plan drawing illustrates a Bucks County, Pennsylvania longrifle. The plans notes some variations in decoration, with additional notes on assembly. Flintlock with single trigger shown, double set triggers dicussed. The Bucks County longrifle you build can be as handsome as it is accurate! Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints for assemb
Many variations in Tennessee and "poor boy" rifles exist, and this style is a favorite of the artist, This plan drawing illustrates our early Tennessee longrifle parts. The plans notes some variations in trim, and techniques for omitting certain pieces of the furniture. Flint and drum and nipple percussion ignition is shown. The Tennessee rifle you
This large blueprint details construction of both the classic late Hawken halfstock rifle, and the earlier fullstock Hawken rifle. Both guns are shown on the same plans, in separate views, to illustrate the similarities. You may wish to combine elements of each in your work, and these plans show you the inside details. We stock the parts needed to
This full scale plan depicts a military styled Jaeger rifle, used by Hessian troops, during the American Revolution. This set of plans, drawn by W. Nock, shows every part in several views, at full scale. The original rifle was made by T. W. Pistor. All parts for the flint lock and furniture are now available, as wax castings molded directly from or
Our Tulle fusil-de-chasse kit with 44" octagon-to-round barrel is illustrated in this full size plan drawing. Produced in Tulle (TVLLE), France the fusil de chasse was a popular trade gun for hunter, settlers, and natives, in the settlements in New France. Our plans depict a classic fusil de chasse and incorporate the best features of many survivin
This full size plan drawing depicts a U. S. Model 1803 Harper's Ferry Rifle. The book The Southern Arsenal by Dr. James B. Whisker, shows a number of U. S. Model 1803 rifles, and others, made at Harper's Ferry. Our plans are copied directly from two original first variation rifles, with several notes and details on variations found on later rifles.
This plan drawing illustrates a Virginia longrifle. The plans notes some variations in decoration, with additional notes on assembly. Flintlock with single trigger shown. The Virginia longrifle you build can be as handsome as it is accurate! Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints for assembly to avoid mistakes.
These slim longrifles are unique to the Bedford County area, where they were made from the flint era until the 1880's, long after the advent of cartridge rifles. Neatly drawn and dimensioned, with some tips to aid assembly. Tthese plans will allow you to replicate a Bedford County longrifle, using our L&R Bedford flint or percussion lock, stock, ba
Full scale drawing of a London style sporting rifle, made using our best English rifle parts. This is a complex design, but easily assembled, once you understand the many peculiar construction techniques used by the London and Birmingham makers. These are not untested plans. We have this exact sporting rifle replicated by Mike Hayes, on display in
Full scale blueprint drawing of an American style "Jaeger" rifle. This transitional piece is shown with our 31" swamped Jaeger barrel, and our matching pre-inlet stock. Except for the length, it is identical in construction and design to our "Edward Marshall" pre-inlet stock using our 37" swamped barrel. Very similar to the early rifles made at the
Highly detailed blueprint of an original antique Sporting Rifle, in Purdey's unique style. Tiny features and unusual construction techniques are shown. Patterns for making much of the hardware, such as forging the buttplate and triggerguard are shown. The text describes which of our parts can be used, and the modifications required to make our part
This plan drawing illustrates a Herman Rupp longrifle. Flintlock with single trigger shown, double lever double set triggers are discussed. The Herman Rupp, Allentown-Bethlehem, Pennsylvania longrifle you build can be as handsome as it is accurate! Use our detailed drawing, with tips and hints for assembly to avoid mistakes.
The Tennessee school of iron mounted rifles typically originate from the Western Carolinas to Eastern Tennessee. These drawings illustrate a classic iron mounted Tennessee longrifle. Plans show variations in trim, and techniques for omitting certain pieces of the furniture in "poor boy" style. Flint shown, drum and nipple percussion ignition is dis
These fine rifles were hand made to a standard pattern. Three variations are known. The later 1814 variation is more common, and is discussed in the plans. We offer all the castings for all three versions, molded directly from original rifle parts. Using our parts you can restore your fine original rifle, or make a correct replica using our shaped
Neatly drawn and dimensioned, our full scale drawing will simplify assembly of a classic John Vincent & Son longrifle. John Vincent worked in Barlow Township, Washington County Ohio in the mid to late 19th century and his son continued into the early 20th century. Both John Vincent and his son J. Caleb Vincent made rifles with a distinctive style.