An 1840 - 1860 vintage Ohio halfstock rifle, in the style of John and Caleb Vincent, signed by talented gunsmith J. Eddie Brown. The highly figured maple stock has been stained to best reveal the stripe and figure. The figure and the reddish undertone combine to make this rifle very appealing to the eye. The classic Vincent style scroll surrounding the barrel keeper pin is nickel silver, and the forend cap is polished poured pewter. These are correct features, all commonly found on collectible original antique Vincent rifles. The brass entry pipe retains the 5/16" diameter ramrod. Vincent rifles use this small ramrod, regardless of caliber. The entry pipe has octagon flats, and the skirt tapers to a point. This appearance is almost a Vincent signature. Mr. Brown has captured the slim grace and feel of the original Vincent rifles. These were not thick or clumsy, but were simple and elegant.

Order our Vincent Ohio rifle parts set from our suggested list of parts to build a rifle similar to the one shown. This project requires drilling, tapping, inletting, shaping, and finishing. This parts set typically requires 40 to 60 hours of skilled labor to complete. A basic understanding of longrifle building techniques as shown in the book Recreating the American Longrifle is advised, or the mentorship of a skilled gun builder. Many options are available to build this rifle. Each part will add to the website shopping cart individually. Select the parts you need for your project, so you can create your own custom rifle. Click on one of the links above or below to start your selections. You can find additional information about each part by clicking the product image, or part number.