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Brown Bess Prints The Late Kit Ravenshear’s detailed sheets on the Brown Bess giving description and changes of the Kings Pattern Musket are available from us. These drawings show the differences in the 1728, 1742 amd the 1755 Longland Muskets.
Early French Musket Prints We offer two French Musket Prints. One on the 1695 French Musket and one on the Early 1717-1746 French Muskets. The Early 1717-1746 French drawing goes into great detail on the changes in each model.
The Late Kit Ravenshear’s Booklets The following booklets by the Late Kit Ravenshear are extremely helpful, well written in simple easy to understand terms.
Early Pistol Prints The following full size prints by Bob McCrory are extremely helpful in working on the 1600’s pistol that we offer. Each full size drawing has at least 10 to 12 photos of each gun.
1803 Harpers Ferry Rifle Print (500) Full size drawing of the 1803 Harpers Ferry Rifle with notes on the variations and assembly. The 1803 Harpers Ferry Rifle (500 A, 500 B & 500 C) is pictured on page 192.
British Baker Rifle Print (501) Full size drawing of the British Baker Rifle. The British Baker Rifle (501) is pictured on page 47.
1814 & 1817 Common Rifle Print (516) Full size drawing of the 1814 and 1817 Common Rifle. The 1814 & 1817 Common Rifles (516 A & 516 B) are pictured in page 196.
Fancy Jaeger Rifle Print (563) Full size drawing with four views showing all carving and detail. This rifle is pictured on page 141.
T.W. Pistor Jaeger Rifle Print (510) Full size drawing showing all views of the stock and parts of the T.W. Pistor Jaeger Rifle (510) Pictured on page 134.
British Ferguson Breechloading Rifle Print (513) Full size drawing of the British Ferguson Breechloading Rifle. The British Ferguson Breechloading Rifle (513) is pictured on page 45.
British 1776 Rifle Print (509) Full size drawing of the British 1776 Rifle. The British Baker Rifle (509) is pictured on page 44.
U.S. Riflemans Pouch (420) This pouch was issued to all Rifleman Companies. It is a gusseted pouch divided in the center forming the front and back halves. This was first described in the "Handbook for Rifleman" in 1812 and in the Ordnance Manuals of 1839, 1842, and 1850. It was used with the 1803 Harpers Ferry, the 1814 & 1817 Common rifle, the Hall breech-loading Rifles, and finally with the Mississippi Rifle. It was first issued with a horn, then with the peace flask later. The inside pocket held "Sixty well smoothed balls and the outside pocket held the turnscrew, worm, oil rag, small knife and patches". We carry a full size drawing of each piece of the pouch and how to assemble it. These were taken directly from a very rare original pouch with all the notes from the Ordnance Manuals.
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We stock many items, but each item is custom cast or made by us to the exact specifications of the originals parts, we have copied. Due to the investment casting process which we use there are sometimes delays due to this process which in turn requires patience from our customers, the average delivery time on our parts is between 60 and 90 days, if the parts you order are not in stock. We assure you that the quality of our parts is well worth any wait, as many of the items we make have never been offered by anyone before. If you are serious about the authenticity of your weapon then the time will be a small price to pay. Many of the pictures shown on this web site are of original pieces. We do not sell any original pieces on this web site only reproduction's of the original parts we have copied. If the item description does not say assembled then you are buying the castings of that particular item. To see the difference between an assembled lock and a set of lock castings please click the button below.
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