This White Ash Virginia Rifle was built by Rick Baker, ColonialRifleSmith. The rifle features a 43-inch custom swamped .50 cal. polished barrel. The lock is an L&R Classic, known for its reliability and fast timing. The lock is triggered by an L&R double-set trigger which fires into a bronze-lined vent, […]
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This North West Trade Gun was built by Rick Baker, ColonialRifleSmith. The Gun features a .58 cal. 34.5-inch octagon to round barrel. The barrel is repurposed from an 1842 Austrian Lorenze Musket. The barrel is in excellent condition and has been honed to a fine smoothbore surface. Due to the […]
This is a 66 caliber smooth bore that was copied from an original in the Smithsonian Museum collection. These guns were produced to the specifications of the British Ordinance Department. Officers were usually from wealthy aristocratic families so their weapons were scaled down from the big Bess models and closer […]
This North West Trade Gun was built by Rick Baker, ColonialRifleSmith. The barrel is an unmarked .75 cal. tapered round smoothbore barrel, 25-inches long. The lock is an L&R Trade Gun Lock. This lock features a very fast timing with the trigger set for a light touch off. The forearm […]
This Hawken Plains Rifle was built by Rick Baker, ColonialRifleSmith. The rifle features a .45 cal. 26.5-inch unmarked barrel. The barrel is 7/8ths across the flats. The lock is a Russ Hamm Percussion lock with a very fast throw. The nipple uses #11 caps. The stock is a very dense […]
This John & Caleb Vincent Ohio Plains Rifle was built by Rick Baker, ColonialRifleSmith. The rifle features a 37-inch unmarked barrel. I believe it to be a Green Mountain barrel due to the rifling style and metal density. 40 caliber, 13/16 across the flats. The […]
This sow belly half stock rifle is in 7/8x 36”45 caliber and features the unique double cheek piece design with one on each side. The lock is RE Davis Goulcher percussion lock with the name stamped on the lock. face just like the originals. They were used throughout the […]
