Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our .50 caliber 36" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 5/8-18 thread for a breech plug. As with any bar

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our 42" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 5/8-18 thread for a breech plug. As with any barrel the octa

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our .50 caliber 36" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 5/8-18 thread for a breech plug. As with any bar

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our .50 caliber 42" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 5/8-18 thread for a breech plug. As with any bar

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our .50 caliber 36" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 3/4-16 thread for a breech plug. As with any bar

Tapered octagon-to-round .54 caliber rifled barrel, exclusively from Track® Our .54 caliber rifled barrel has the same outside dimensions as our most popular 20 gauge octagon-to-round barrel, offered 42" length. Other lengths may be ordered up to 42" at small extra cost. Track's .54 caliber 42" barrel exactly fits Track's pre-inlet stocks: Track's

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our 36" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 3/4-16 thread for a breech plug. As with any barrel the octa

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our 42" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 3/4-16 thread for a breech plug. As with any barrel the octa

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our 36" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 3/4-16 thread for a breech plug. As with any barrel the octa

Tapered octagon-to-round .58 caliber rifled barrel, exclusively from Track® Our .58 caliber rifled barrel has the same outside dimensions as our most popular 20 gauge octagon-to-round barrel, offered 42" length. Other lengths may be ordered up to 42" at small extra cost. Track's .58 caliber 42" barrel exactly fits Track's pre-inlet stocks: Track's

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meet the demands of today's shooters. Our 36" straight octagon barrel blank is cut rifled with six lands and square grooves with a caliber appropriate 1 in 66" twist for a patched round ball. The muzzle is crowned. The breech is threaded 0.500" deep with a 3/4-16 thread for a breech plug. As with any barrel the octa

Made with pride in the U.S.A. to meed the demands of today's shooters. Our 44" smooth bore fowler barrel is made for fullstock flint fowling guns, fusils, and muskets. The 20 gauge bore is .620" diameter, ideal for a patched round ball, or lead or bismuth shot with wads and cards. The tapered octagon breech is 15" long, with a wedding band transiti

Originally designed for touch-up of brazed joints, as on double shotguns. A great aid to the muzzle loader who wants to darken brass or copper. Diluted it can produce a quick dark surface on brass gun furniture, which looks great when lightly polished with rubbing compound, leaving an "old patina" effect in the corners. Use it to blacken that shiny

An old formula liquid gun blue, in "gunsmith strength", for quick touch-up use. Use this on steel parts, screws, repairs, sight slots, etc. Easy to use. Be sure to order degreasing agent, and use it to prepare the surface before any blueing or browning effort.

This large format builder's guide concentrates on the special techniques needed to recreate an authentic original style raised carved longrifle. Heavily illustrated with line drawings, this latest edition shows many currently available castings and components and discusses their finishing and installation. The authors include chapters on little kno

Volume 2 of the British Single Shot Rifles discusses the history and development with detailed photos and drawing, the famous Gibbs rifles. 177 pages, black and white photographs and illustrations. The Table of Contents includes the following:ForwardAcknowledgmentsChapter 1 BackgroundHistory of GibbsFarquharson ActionChapter 2 RiflesThe RiflesSpor

Westley Richards was the leader in British breech-loading single shot development. Their early designs predated both the paper cartridge and coil case forms of the 1850-1860 period. Volume 4 describes in great detail Westley Richard's designs during the early breech-loading period. Much attention is given to the text and hundreds of photos and draw

The fifth volume of the series covers the activities of Henry John Holland and how from humble beginnings, developed a firm that is today, second to none. He started in 1835 and as his fame grew he turned his attention to building guns for the top end of the London market. Holland had little interest in target rifles, devoting his efforts to buildi

This book covers the field of accessories and small useful tools for the shooter. How to make a powder horn, capper, nipple wrench, loading block, and many more useful items that are handy for the shooter. It gives detailed drawings and dimensions on how to make each accessory. Soft cover, 5 x 8" format of 46 pages. The Table of Contents includes t

A compilation of writing on the Schuetzen and other single-shot rifles, from the writings of Major Ned Roberts, first published in 1951. This second edition covers every aspect of the target game, from its history to information on some of the men who came to prominence in the manufacture and shooting of them. This book includes detailed informatio

The Remington Number 3 rifle is known to today's collectors as the Remington Hepburn, but in its day, E. Remington & Sons referred to it as the Remington No. 3 rifle, Hepburn's Patent. This action is among the rarest of the major American single shots with only about 10,000 produced. This massive book includes scores of high quality color images of

Now shipping! Rifles of the American Indians by authors Ryan R. Gale, Larry Ness, and Gary Mikelson is our newest work on the subject of Native American rifles. Filled with hundreds of full color images of dozens of original trade and treaty rifles, this book's wide 11" landscape format allows images up to 22" across the gutter. This books allows t

The late William Buchele was recognized as a true master longrifle maker. But his greatest contribution to muzzle loading must be this book. He shares the step by step details of his craft. His work has been enhanced by the editors. This book does not assume that the reader is an expert stock maker, but begins with illustrated explanations of the b

Whether your interest is in martially marked examples or the colorful guns that won the West, this book is for you. Both collectors and shooters will agree that the level of detail is unprecedented, including many hundreds of technical drawings and close-up photographs showing the very markings and features that are discussed in the text. This is t

This booklet discusses gun barrel work: install underlugs, sights, breech plugs, touch hole liners, attach under ribs, and learn to straighten barrels with confidence. The second half of the book is a recommendation on which tools will be worthwhile for the gun maker, in the serious workshop.