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Antique Model 1851 Colt Revolver, .36 caliber, 7-1/2" barrel, percussion,...
Part Number: AAP-385This antique 1851 Model Colt .36 caliber revolver has the martial U.S. marking below the Colts Patent on the frame. The brass backstrap and triggerguard have a worn nickel plated...
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Antique Model 1860 Colt Revolver, .44 caliber, 8" barrel, percussion,...
Part Number: AAP-384This antique 1860 Model Colt .44 caliber revolver is the civilian model with the three screw frame, and 8" barrel. The revolver has aged to a speckled gray patina with many small...
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1635 to 1650 Era Flint Pistol, .50 caliber smoothbore 12" octagon-to-round...
Part Number: AAP-406This 1635 to 1650 era flintlock pistol is patterned from an antique example excavated from the Power House site. Neatly made by contemporary builder Leonard Day the pistol is...
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Antique New York Style Parlor Rifle, .28 caliber , 6" bore on 25" barrel,...
Part Number: AAP-356This antique New York style parlor rifle is stocked in checkered black walnut and trimmed in period nickel silver furniture. The back action percussion lock has a long linkage that...
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Antique New York Style Parlor Rifle, .19 caliber , 7" bore on 24" barrel,...
Part Number: AAP-355This antique New York style parlor rifle is stocked in checkered black walnut and trimmed in period nickel silver furniture. The back action percussion lock has a long linkage that...
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Loading & Cleaning Rod, 5/16" stainless, over 29" length for T/C Hawken,...
Part Number: RAMROD-C-29-10Our 29" Creedmoor Rifle Loading and Cleaning Rod is made in the U.S.A. from 5/16" diameter 416 stainless steel. Ideal for heavy duty cleaning, this is our strongest rod for...
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Cased Percussion Revolvers, 1851 Navy & 1860 Army revolver, both .44 caliber,...
Part Number: AAP-419This cased set of revolvers includes one 1851 Colt Navy revolver and one 1860 Army revolver. Both revolvers are .44 caliber with a dark blue finish, engraved frame, barrel, and...
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Left Hand Fullstock Plains Rifle .40 caliber, 36" barrel, Siler Mountain...
Part Number: AAP-408This is a nice example of a left hand fullstock percussion Plains rifle inspired by the work of H.E. Leman. Perhaps the most famous of the Lancaster makers, Henry Eicholtz Leman...
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Renegade Rifle, .54 caliber, 26" barrel, percussion, late model, excellent...
Part Number: AAP-392This used Thompson Center RENEGADE .54 percussion rifle features a 26" long straight octagon barrel, walnut stock, blued steel furniture, double triggers, percussion lock and...
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Jacob Dickert, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Longrifle, .50 caliber, 46"...
Part Number: AAP-402This classic American flint longrifle is made in the style of Jacob Dickert, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Jacob Dickert traveled from Germany to America about 1750, he studied...
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Offhand Target Rifle, .45 caliber, 36" barrel, large Siler flintlock, curly...
Part Number: AAP-400Shaped in the style of halfstock rifles by Samuel Hawken this halfstock target rifle is stocked in figured maple and trimmed in browned iron furniture with a poured pewter forend...
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Thompson Center Scout Carbine .54 caliber, 21" barrel, walnut, brass,...
Part Number: AAP-379This is one of Thompson Center's .54 caliber Scout Carbine. Built by T/C the small carbine is one of their early in-line style guns. Stocked in black walnut this gun has a short,...
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Hawken Rifle, .50 caliber 34-1/2" Sharon barrel, curly maple, Ron Long...
Part Number: AAP-300This Hawken halfstock percussion rifle has a well used appearance with wear on the brown finish, handling marks on the stock, and a crack near the toe. This is a conservative...
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Bedford County Pistol, .32 caliber, 6-3/4" barrel, percussion, maple, brass,...
Part Number: AAP-301This .32 caliber pistol has a Bedford County, Pennsylvania styling with the long spur on the hammer and hand engraved nickel silver inlays on the forearm. The maple stock is stained...
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Kirst Konverter, .45 Long Colt, for 1858 Remington New Model Army Revolver by...
Part Number: AAP-418Kirst Konverter, caliber .45 Colt (Long Colt), for 1858 Remington New Model Army Revolver by Pietta. One back plate, three cylinders, lightly used condition.
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Antique Model 1852 Sharps Carbine, .44 caliber, 21-1/2" barrel, percussion,...
Part Number: AAP-191This full length view shows the model 1852 Sharps slant breech carbine with 21-1/2" tapered round barrel. The 1852 Sharps differs from the 1853 Model Sharps by noting the small...
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Tulle fusil-de-chasse, 28 gauge 41" octagon-to-round barrel, flintlock,...
Part Number: AAP-450Originally made in France, at the Tulle arsenal, or at Saint Etienne, the French trade gun known as the fusil-de-chasse was a light weight gun-for-the-hunt. The stock architecture...
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U.S. Model 1884 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle caliber .45-70 Gov't, barrel...
Part Number: AAP-436This U. S. Model 1884 Springfield Trapdoor Infantry Rifle has a fair bore and will make a nice shooter. Refinished long ago, the cartouche marks are faint. The barrel has been...
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Kentucky Fowler 20 gauge, 42" octagon-to-round barrel, curly maple stock,...
Part Number: AAP-409This flint lock fowler features 1770 to 1780 era styling with browned iron trim, curly maple stock, and round faced lock. Fitted with both a front and rear sight this Kentucky...
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Double Shotgun, 12 gauge 28" blued barrels, left barrel choked, percussion,...
Part Number: AAP-387This used double barrel percussion shotgun is stocked in walnut with a checkered wrist. The gun was manufactured by Davide Pedersoli & Co. of Italy. The browned barrels are...
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