Firearms | Muzzleloaders | No PAL Required | Very Good

Were manufactured between 1806 and 1814 and widely used by French cavalry during the Napoleonic Wars. This one was made at Saint-Étienne Arsenal in 1811 and still in original configuration/not converted to percussion.

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.

Do not know much about the builder of this gun but based off the work you can tell he was a true gun builder.

Based off butt plate I would assume this was his #182 gun he built

I believe the forend cap to be horn. 

British war of 1812 er Brown Bess New Land 1805 pattern musket. Smooth bore, muzzle loading flintlock which was reliable and may have seen extensive action by British forces during the war of 1812.

Apparently and occurring more often now, people are not reading the post.  Specifically the part about phone or text only.  

For  your consideration SCARCE  Georgian period Sea service pistol Percussion pistol. The stock is fully stocked in what appears to be walnut.

Westley Richard Monkey Tail. Model 1874. Made by Williamson Gun Works. .45 cal. Paper cartridge or muzzle loader.

Excellent condition 

Increadible accuracy 

Double trigger setup is very fine.

Comes with everything you need to take up this sport. 

Good for competitive shooting or hunting.

Double barrel shotgun.20 gauge percussion.

British by Reynolds bro.circa 1860-70

Case set c/w powder flask, shoot pouch, cleaning rod,cap box compass, oil bottle , hunting knife and more.

Shipping not included in price.

Cannon is Made of Brass

Barrel is 5 1/2" Bored and Vented

Bore is 32 cal (approx)

Carriage is solid wood

Axles steel

Wheel wooden with brass cladding



Commercially made as a Salute Cannon