Here’s a great looking French style blunderbuss typical of those built from the Tulle Armoire for use by the Navy or French privateers. Makes a great boarding gun or can be used for signaling. Here’s the specs: Walnut stock inlet for Oct/rnd barrel, lock, cut to shape for butt. 14” […]
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The Fusil Fin (or fine Fusil) was an upgraded version fowler using highly decorated brass castings and upgraded wood to create a more sophisticated grade fowler used in treaty or trade agreements or given to chiefs as a sign of respect. R- 843 24 ga. French Fusil Fin CM-3 Curly […]
The French Tulle “Gun of the Hunt” was a lighter, more stylish fusil than the military or trade guns of the era. It quickly became the favorite of the Voyageur, fur traders and Rogers Rangers throughout Canada and the Mississippi River valley. Of the natives the traders wrote, “Une fois […]
Here is a newly built Colonial Fowler assembled by Rick Baker, Colonial Rifle Smith. It is completely assembled in the white, fully functional and now ready for your choices of final wood and metal finish. The stock is crafted from nicely grained Cherry and inlet for the 42” Colerain octagon […]
Every once in a while, one comes across a truly amazing find. This is one of those times. I have come across a Civil War Era Rifle in exceptional condition. Here is a .40 cal. Full Stocked, Curley Maple Rifle. The particulars are. Overall Length, 59 inches Barrel Length, 43 […]
Up for grabs! An Austrian Lorenz .58 cal. Smooth Bore Military Musket-Pre-Civil War Austrian Lorenz Musket. .58 cal. Pre-Civil War Austrian Lorenz Musket. .58 cal. Unaltered and in its original state. Smoothbore barrel, 37.5″ long. European Walnut Stock All steel furniture. This musket has somehow escaped conversion to caplock. Still […]