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Barrel, 20 gauge, Fowler , .620" smooth bore, 44" octagon-to-round, "C" profile, 4.2 lb, flared tang plug, made in the U.S.A.
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
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Brass Black Metal Touch-up, 3 oz. liquid, by Birchwood Casey
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
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Super Blue Liquid, 3 oz. bottle, by Birchwood Casey
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.
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British Single Shot Rifles, Volume 2 by Walter G. Winfer
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 : Forward Acknowledgments Chapter 1 Background History of Gibbs Farquharson Action Chapter 2 Rifles
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British Single Shot Rifles, Volume 4 by Walter G. Winfer
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
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Making Muzzleloading Accessories by R. H. McCrory
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
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Major Ned H. Roberts and the Schuetzen Rifle by Gerald O. Kelver
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
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Remington's No. 3 Hepburn , by Tom Rowe
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
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Rifles of the American Indians , by Ryan R. Gale, Larry Ness, Gary Mikelson
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 allo
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Recreating the American Longrifle by William Buchele, George Shumway, Peter Alexander
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
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Tubes and Tools , a how-to booklet, by Kit Ravenshear
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.
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Things you Should Know about Shooting BP Cartridge Rifle , by Paul Matthews
Written by Paul Matthews, author of numerous books on shooting black powder cartridge guns and reloading ammunition, this book contains a wealth of general information on shooting black powder cartridge rifles taken from the authors years of experience. Chapters include: Safety on the firing range Resizing without fireforming The spirit level: Is
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Winchester Single Shot, Volume 2 by John Campbell
This sequel to John Campbell's original work will uncover a trove of new information. Winchester collectors will find amazing knowledge and insights that have been buried for over a century. Over 350 photos, 282 pages, hardcover, 8-1/2x11" format. The Table of Contents includes the following : Chapter 1 The Men Who Made the Single-Shot Chapter 2
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Schuetzen buttplate , sand cast brass
Sand cast in brass only, this part requires deburring and polishing. A replica from an original Swiss Federal Rifle. Hand made, many variations exist. Essentially, the Swiss Federal Rifle was a target rifle with Germanic Schuetzen features, adapted to military field use. Most were fullstocks with sling swivels, set triggers and nice sights. The Swi
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Rifleman's Capper , fancy cap magazine, brass, by Tedd Cash
This clever cap dispenser was designed in the late percussion era. Patterned after one shown in The Muzzle Loading Caplock Rifle , by Ned Roberts, this replica is about 3-1/2" long. A slotted arm rotates, to allow the hinged lid to open wide, for easy refill. When filled, gravity draws caps to the lower end, but keeps them dry and protected, out o
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Cartridge Case , .297 - .230 Morris Long for Rook & Rabbit Rifle, unprimed brass, no headstamp, use small rifle primer, each
Cartridge case for .297 - .230 Morris Long, for Rook & Rabbit rifle, new unprimed brass, unmarked, use small rifle primer. Often confused with the similar .297 - .230 Morris Short, or the .297 - .230 Morris Sporting, you can easily trim this case, and full length size it, to fit either of these other variations. Sub-caliber adaptors were popular ac
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Track's Catalog 18 , Out of Print Please use our FREE on-line catalog and web site.
Track's Catalog 18 IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE! 432 pages filled with "exact full size photos" of gun parts and other small parts, this book is a valuable selection guide for the gunsmith who is building, repairing, or restoring antique and replica guns. We print this book on fine coated paper, in full color, on a Heidelberg printing press, fold the pa
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Clear Spirit Level Vial, .220" diameter
Build your own spirit level front sight or dovetail insert, using our precision .220" diameter glass vial, with clear liquid and a fast bubble. Overall length is 0.83". Colors can be simulated by applying in or colored foil under the vial.
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Gunsmithing Labor : install breech plug, fitted inside
Our gunsmith will install a breech plug we offer, in a barrel we offer, with the front face of the breech plug tightly sealed against the inside shoulder of the breech thread, and the barrel maker's name (if any) indexed to the bottom flat. Threads are lubricated with Birchwood Casey's Choke Tube Lube anti-seize, so the plug may be removed, even af
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English Fowler flint 1" octagon hooked breech plug , 3/4-16 thread
This English style tang is wax cast of malleable 8620 steel. It may be straightened, or bent cold. Made in 3/4-16 with a .550" thread journal. The overall length of the tang is just over 1-13/16". The groove at the top of the tang resembles those found on British Officer's fusils, and some pre-Revolutionary War era fowling guns. Build your own fli
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