Praise the Lord!
You've heard the ole saying
"It Ain't Over till it's Over." Well... The Rifle Shoppe move is
almost complete. The new turnpike in Eastern Oklahoma County will run
through the middle of the "Old" Rifle Shoppe as well as our homes!
This made it necessary to move it to a new facility as well as move our
homes. The move to the New Rifle Shoppe took longer than expected,
involving thousands of parts, pieces and several tons of machinery. We
have doubled our work space. The phones are now in place, allowing us
to catch up on the many phone calls we missed while moving.
Thanks for your patience and your business. We know this move was an
inconvinience to you, our valued customer.
Please note below is our new contact information as phone numbers and
address have changed.
The Rifle Shoppe, Inc.
870740 S HWY 177
Wellston, OK 74881
405-356-2583 Tel
405-356-9663 Fax
Makers of fine quality parts for the builder or restorer.
Due to a lack of parts for our own projects, we began making investment cast parts for our own use. Now more than 25 years later, The Rifle Shoppe is still making these fine quality investment cast parts available to builders and restorers of antique firearms all over of the world. So whether you have a antique firearm in need of parts or you are building a new reproduction to re-enact with, The Rifle Shoppe has something for you. For more information about our products click the General Information tab above. Below are just a few examples of weapons completed from our parts.
Newtowne Musket
America's National Guard traces its militia origins back to December 13th, 1636, when the Massachusetts Bay Colony Charter was enacted. We have been working on a project with The Enlisted Association of the National Guard and The Smithsonian to replicate the 1630's Matchlock which is branded Newtowne, which is in The Smithsonian Collection. The National Guard dates it back to the signing of their charter considering it one of the muskets used by the first Militia. The original is the first weapon on permanent display in The Smithsonian's American History Museum in Washington, DC. For details about the project and to see pictures of the original you can click the link or goto www.newtownemusket.com
Our Online Catalog
With the exception of weapons with early type firing ignitions, the weapons in our catalog are separated by country.
If you are looking to purchase our printed catalog just scroll up the page.
Otherwise to begin browsing a section just click a title below.
Click here to print a copy of our order form using an Adobe Acrobat pdf file.
Click here to print a copy of our order form through a web page.