Alberta | Calgary | Single-shot | No PAL Required

This is an Antique Harpers Ferry U.S. Model 1842 Smoothbore Percussion Musket. The overall length is 57-3/4” with a 42” long barrel and coming in at just under 10 pounds. This is a .69 caliber musket.

Looking to purchase a Flintlock Rifle. Wanting to see if this is something I'd like to pick up as a hobby so looking for an affordable Flintlock. Not percussion. Send me a messsage if you might have something you'd like to part with.

This is an H. ASTON Model 1842 cavalry percussion pistol made in 1847. This has a barrel length of 8-1/2” and is a .54 caliber. There is some pitting at the rear of the barrel. The brass components have turned a pleasant yellow.

This is a High Quality/ Detailed Collectible working Cannon! 
 

BRITISH 12 PDR.

S. B. M. I. CIRCA 1800-1860

ON FIELD CARRIAGE

BY Made by - RON HARGREAVES - OSHAWA

Hey all I'm looking to buy a left handed flintlock rifle if anyone has one they want to sell. Preferably .50 or .54. 

Thanks

Howdy Gunpost. I've got a real old beauty here for you to take a look at. This pistol was in a rather sad and sorry state when I found it. You'd never tell by looking at it now but it was broken and used as a hammer before (I'm not joking).

This is an early 1800’s  W. Ketland & Co. Flintlock Pistol. This is a 60 caliber pistol and has a 8” brass barrel. This pistol has a very minimal amount of minor handling dings on both the wood and brass. The lock place is marked W.

Edward Bond at 45 Cornhill, London, was active from 1800 -1826.  Proof marks are early 19th century. The bore looks good and to be about .66 cal. 10 inch octagon barrel, with iron sights. Mechanically functional. Missing front pin.