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Modern Target Rifle, .36 cal., .50 cal., & 12 gauge barrels, box lock action,...
Part Number: AAH-168This modern muzzle loading rifle was designed to compete in NMLRA rifle & shotgun matches. The boxlock action can be fitted to three different barrels, and two different...
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Antique Trade Rifle, .33 caliber 42-1/2" barrel, brass trim, walnut,...
Part Number: AAH-621Henry Eicholtz Leman built his Trade Rifles, circa 1840 to 1880, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He also spelled his name "Lehman" early in his career. This antique rifle is...
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Antique fowling gun, 11 gauge, 31" twist barrel, percussion back action lock,...
Part Number: AAI-463This antique single barrel shotgun is stocked in English walnut, with checkered wrist. The 31" 11 gauge barrel is marked Real Twist on the breech end of the barrel. The iron...
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Maynard Model 2 Carbine, .50 caliber, 20" barrel, antique percussion breech...
Part Number: AAI-524Edward Maynard was considered to be one of the greatest 19th century American firearms innovators. A dentist by trade who originally wanted to be a soldier, but could not due to...
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U. S. Model 1816 Musket .69 caliber, 42" barrel, antique, percussion...
Part Number: AAJ-208This antique U. S. Model 1816 musket was made under contract for the U.S. government by A. Waters of Milbury, Massachusetts circa 1836. Originally issued as a flint lock musket,...
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U. S. Model 1816 Musket .69 caliber, 42" barrel, antique, percussion...
Part Number: AAJ-232This antique U. S. Model 1816 musket was made by the Springfield arsenal circa 1834. Originally issued as a flint lock musket, most of the U. S. Model 1816 and later muskets were...
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Antique Percussion Longrifle, .35 caliber, 33" barrel, curly maple, brass,...
Part Number: AAK-102This antique fullstock longrifle is stocked in curly maple and trimmed in brass furniture. The rifle has mid 19th century styling with a square tail percussion lock, and...
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Plains Rifle, .54 caliber, 33" Green Mountain barrel, curly maple, L&R...
Part Number: AAK-188This halfstock rifle is stocked in curly maple and trimmed in browned iron furniture. The L&R percussion lock is mated to a straight octagon barrel and double lever double set...
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Antique U. S. Model 1817 Common Rifle, reamed to .55 caliber smoothbore, 36"...
Part Number: AAK-450This original antique U. S. Model 1817 Common Rifle has a 1841 date on the lock plate and breech plug tang. The U. S. Model 1817 was designed with a 36" length .54 caliber rifled...
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Kodiak Express Double Rifle, .53 caliber, 28" barrels, percussion, walnut,...
Part Number: AAK-795This nice used Kodiak Express rifle is stocked in walnut with a checkered wrist and forearm. The stock is fitted with a blued steel pistol grip triggerguard, found only on a few...
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Box Lock Percussion Rifle, .62 caliber, 30" barrel, Allan action, curly...
Part Number: AAK-820Constructed by Mr. Scott Coy, this nice percussion rifle was built using a box lock designed and built by the famous innovative gun parts designer, Mr. Peter Allan. The rifle is...
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Early Percussion Fowling Gun, 20 gauge, 35" octagon-to-round barrel, walnut,...
Part Number: AAK-877Stocked in European walnut, this antique single barrel fowler is unmarked, unsigned with only Birmingham view and proof marks on the left flat of the breech. The walnut stock has...
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Left hand English Sporting Rifle, .50 caliber, 28" barrel, L&R lock, pistol...
Part Number: AAL-258This left hand halfstock English Sporting rifle is stocked in walnut with a light caramel color with darker lines of pattern. Fitted with a .50 caliber straight octagon barrel the...
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English Sporting Rifle .50 caliber, 32" Green Mountain barrel, curly walnut,...
Part Number: AAL-613Percussion sporting rifles of this style were originally made in England, circa 1850 - 1860. This rifle is stocked in walnut with broadly space curls of figure, and trimmed in iron...
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Antique New York Drilling Shotgun & Rifle Combination, 14 gauge & .40...
Part Number: AAL-734This antique percussion drilling, a rifle shotgun combination, has two 14 gauge shotgun barrels over a .40 caliber rifle barrel. Multiple barrel percussion rifles and shotguns were...
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Antique Double Percussion Shotgun, 12 gauge, 30" Damascus barrels, percussion...
Part Number: AAL-742This antique double shotgun, circa 1850 to 1870, was made for export to an American hunter. The locks are marked Moore & Co., while the bottom of the barrels are stamped with...
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Tennessee Longrifle, .45 caliber, 36" Green Mountain barrel, curly maple,...
Part Number: AAL-746This percussion Tennessee style longrifle is light weight and has a short 11-3/4" pull. The rifle is stocked in a lovely piece of curly maple, trimmed in iron furniture, with a 36"...
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Eastern Pennsylvania Underhammer Rifle, .40 caliber, 44-1/2" Rice swamped...
Part Number: AAL-869This patina finished Underhammer Rifle is signed by contemporary maker Brent Gurtek. This rifle design was most often made in New England states during the mid 19th century. The...
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Fine Left Percussion Target Rifle, .40 caliber 36" barrel, fancy curly...
Part Number: AAL-887Assembled by contemporary gunmaker John Allen, this fine quality left hand target rifle has mid nineteenth century styling with a percussion snail breech, modestly curved buttplate,...
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Antique Allen & Thurber Center Hammer Pistol, .35 caliber rifled 8"...
Part Number: AAL-901This antique center hammer single shot pistol is typical of the single shot pistols produced by Allen & Thurber during the late 1840's. This piece is marked Allen & Thurber...
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