Ramrod retaining spring screw, this small 6-48 screw mounts the ramrod retaining spring to the rib on Thompson Center rifles. 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 your choice. You pay postage, your only risk.

Ramrod retaining spring, this small spring mounts to the rib on Thompson Center rifles using a 6-48 screw. Order #LOCK-TC-RRS-X mounting screw, sold seperately. Use this spring on your imported Hawken replica by Investarm, Cabela's, Lyman and other brand names. Same day shipment, when you click ADD TO CART and complete shopping cart check out. Insp

This nice quality unplated No. 6-48 screw is made for mounting a Thompson Center ramrod retaining spring and rear of the underrib to the barrel. The screw has a overall length of .34" with a .180" diameter head, .04" thick. We offer plug taps, bottom taps, tap drills, and clearance drills, for easy installation of this screw, at low cost.

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

Known as the Charleville Pistol, this antique Model 1777 French Officer's pistol has a 1782 production date. This places the pistol at the very end of potential American Revolutionary War use. The Model 1777 pistol was manufactured until 1792 in three French cities: Saint-Etienne, Charleville, and Maubeuge. Our ally during the American Revolution,

Ramrod for Davide Pedersoli's Frontier, Blue Ridge, or Hatfield longrifle in .45, .50, or larger caliber, 9mm (.354") stained hickory, 39" long. Brass tips threaded 10-32 at front and rear. This rod will fit some .36 caliber rifles that accept a .35" diameter ramrod. Measure your rod diameter. Some .36 caliber rifles are drilled for the larger ram

Practically every repair or restoration problem encountered with the muzzleloading gun is addressed. A partial list of topics include: Stock repair shows several typical damages, breaks, gouges, missing wood, illustrated and repaired. Wood finishing, cleaning, refinishing, spot finishing after local repairs. General information on metals, basics ab

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

This antique percussion conversion belt pistol has a French influence with a neatly checkered grip. This pistol has a .58 caliber rifled swamped octagon barrel. The bore is bright and has been well maintained. The stock is solid and does not show any cracks or repairs. The pistol was original finished as a flint lock, which was later converted to p

This reconverted double flintlock shotgun is stocked in walnut. The shotgun appears to have seen considerable use and was originally flintlock, converted to percussion, and has been converted back to flintlock. The Damascus barrels are 30-1/2" and have aged to a dark brown. The breech of the barrels is decorated with inlaid vine designs along the r

The Southern Mountain, or Tennessee style longrifle is stocked in curly maple and trimmed in iron furniture. Antique Southern Mountain rifles are often trimmed in iron furniture, with hardware store locks, and double set triggers. This rifle is fitted with an L&R flintlock, and double lever double set triggers. The heart of this rifle is its .38 ca

Made in the USA, by Thompson Center Arms, the PATRIOT pistol is a favorite target pistol of percussion match shooters. No longer manufactured, this factory finished Thompson Center PATRIOT pistol is used with some handling marks in the stock and some wear and speckling in the blue barrel finish. The .45 caliber bore is bright and has been well main

Our 3/32" steel dowel pins are hardened to Rc 65, ideal for pinning barrel lugs, triggerguards, ramrod pipes, trigger pivot pins and other parts. Dowel pins measure .0937" in diameter, 1-1/4" long with neatly chamfered ends. Old time gunmakers used pins whenever possible to avoid making screws. Pins are the correct traditional method. Nail shanks a

Our 3/32" steel dowel pins are hardened to Rc 65, ideal for pinning barrel lugs, triggerguards, ramrod pipes, trigger pivot pins, and other parts. Our 3/32" dowel pins are .0937" diameter, 1-1/4" length, with neatly chamfered ends. Old time gunmakers used pins, whenever possible, to avoid making screws. Pins are the correct traditional method. Nail

This set includes the following manuals by master gunsmith Kit Ravenshear: Craft and Practice - Part 1: Re-conversion, Screw Threads, Assembling Locks, etc. 20 pages. Craft and Practice - Part 2: Ramrods, Pipes, Sheet Metal Work, Top Jaw Screws, etc. 25 pages. Metalwork - Part 1: Cleaning, Hardening, Ageing & Colouring, etc. 17 Pages. Metalwork - P

This classic American flint longrifle is made in the style of the best Lancaster County, Pennsylvania gun makers. This nicely made longrifle is signed J. Bohan on the top flat of the barrel. This rifle is offered as new, unfired with a .54 caliber swamped Rice barrel. The bore is bright, clean, and ready to shoot. The rifle is stocked in curly mapl

This Early Southern Mountain longrifle is stocked in maple with limited brass trim in true "Poor Boy Fashion." This rifle represents a working man's gun, made from recycled parts, at a time when nothing went to waste on the frontier. The rifle features a .40 caliber swamped barrel that measures 46" long. The bore has been well maintained and is rea

This attractive Southern Mountain rifle is stamped C.D. Walker on the top flat of the barrel. The rifle is stocked in straight grain walnut and trimmed in hand made iron furniture. Often referred to as a Tennessee style, this Southern rifle features a Siler mountain percussion lock mated to a .40 caliber by 46" straight octagon Rayl barrel. Not a l

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 stock has raised carving around the tang and a cheek piece for a right hand shooter. The triggerguard has been replaced with a modern brass triggerguard. The lock has been reconverted to flintlo

This unsigned holster pistol appears to French in style. The pistol is stocked in European walnut and trimmed in steel furniture with bone sideplates. The iron furniture has aged to a dark brown patina. The round faced flintlock has been reconverted to flintlock with a modern cock assembly, pan, and frizzen. The octagon-to-round barrel has a silver

This antique musket began its life as a flint lock was converted to percussion and later reconverted back to flintlock. Stocked in straight grained walnut the musket is trimmed in brass furniture with a military influence. This musket may have been constructed for a "fencibles unit" which were a British home guard that were armed by a patron rather

This Southern Mountain, or Tennessee style longrifle is stocked in maple and trimmed in hand forged iron furniture. Antique Southern Mountain rifles are often trimmed in iron furniture, with hardware store locks. This rifle is fitted with a Chambers Classic Ketland flintlock and 42" long .45 caliber Rice barrel with a bright clean bore that is read

This classic American flint longrifle captures the style of the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania gun makers. Stocked in curly maple, trimmed in engraved brass furniture, with a 42" Colerain swamped barrel, this .45 caliber rifle will be a joy to shoot. This attractively shaped and finished rifle is new, unfired, by contemporary builder M. Compton. Tr

This late 18th to early 19th century halfstock flint fowling gun is stocked in walnut and fitted with engraved iron furniture. This fowler is fitted with interchangeable barrels. The barrel installed on the gun is a 20 gauge that was originally rifled, and reamed to smooth. The rifling is still faintly visible after the barrel was reamed to a smoot