Firearms | Muzzleloaders | No PAL Required

Please text anytime 6476871484. Brand new in original box. High quality stainless steel construction 

Fully functional as real thing.

 Cal. 4mm  Black powder. 1mm fuse.

Please text anytime 6476871484. Brand new in original box.

Selling/trading a Buccaneer flintlock pistol. Overall it's in good shape for its age. Made somewhere in the mid 1700's to early 1800's. Barrel appears to be around a .52 caliber.

Are you in need of smoothbore pistols that won't hit what you'll shoot, and instead hit the neighbors dog?? 

Are you looking to duel someone with a pair of stylish and functional pistols?

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.

Functions as it should. With strong lockup and good indexing all three clicks are present on cocking. Brown patina throughout the gun. Cylinder scene still visible but tough to see through the patina.

An intriguing antique percussion cap shotgun with historic markings, perfect for collectors or historical enthusiasts.

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. 

Traditions Flintlock  .50 muzzleloder.

Never fired

No PAL Request.

Come with 3 boxes ammo

https://www.cabelas.ca/product/6024/traditions-kentucky-flintlock-muzzleloader-rifle

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.

 I can ship in original box 

oversize parcel due to length

I have a Traditions Flintlock Muzzleloader that I got about a year ago. It’s only been used 1-2 times and has minor rust, but nothing major.

Model An IX, made in An XI, Manufacture de Maubeuge.

An ultra rare find in that condition.

I bought it in june 2024 from a French antiquarian from Strasbourg.

U.S. M1816/1822 muskets manufactured at Whitney's Armory were identical to those produced at U.S. Armories at Springfield and Harpers Ferry.

Looking for a Lyman 57 GPR peep sight for the Lyman Great Plains rifle.