Carved from the legendary “Slippery Rock” Quilted Curly Maple and profiled with a J.P. Beck pattern, this one is going to be a real show stopper!! The stock has has been inlet for a 7/8″ straight barrel and profiled to J.P. Beck architecture. The barrel channel measures approx. 47″ long and can be trimmed to […]
We are offering this Boys/Ladies Rifle stock and barrel for sale as a blem stock due to the ram rod hole drilling into the forward extension area of the trigger guard. With some careful inletting, the hole should be covered once the trigger guard is inlet and should not be be visible once completed. **Ready […]
54 caliber Colonial Virginia Rifle Kit, in stock and ready to ship. This kit includes all components to build a complete rifle. Precision assembled Large Siler Flintlock 42″ long swamped barrel by Colerain Barrel Co. All wax cast Brass Hardware Davis Single Trigger 57 1/2″ in Overall Length Drop at Heel – 2 3/4″ Trigger […]
The Colonial American Pistol from Cabin Creek is a design that is based largely on the work of immigrant German Gunsmiths in Eastern Pennsylvania, prior to and during the Revolutionary War. We took great inspiration and design from the works of Jacob Sees, as well as other prominent York and Lancaster gunsmiths alike. This project […]
Our “Boys and Ladies Rifle” was originally designed back in the early 1990’s when Brads children began attending events with him and shooting black powder rifles. He needed a youth sized model that retained the same level of quality and authenticity that was expected amongst the most avid shooters. We sourced components from the top […]
Our Colonial American Fowler is a Lancaster county Pennsylvania Style fowling piece from the 1760-1780 time period. It is based largely on a surviving example believed to have been made by John Newcomer in, Hempfield Twp, Lancaster County. One of the most unique and pleasing features of the American Fowler is the resulting overall architecture […]
The evolution of the southern longrifle in Colonial American was much more erratic than that of its Pennsylvania counterpart. Rifles made in the 18th Century in the Southern Colonies as a whole, display traits and characteristics that vary widely. Many of these southern rifles also exhibit the efforts of a gunsmith trying to blend the […]
In the 18th and early 19th centuries there existed a group of Gunsmiths working in the “Blue Mountain” region of eastern Pennsylvania. These men were mostly trained in the Germanic style of gun making; and the work that they produced is a direct reflection of the cultural environment in which they lived. The immigrant German […]
Since its introduction in 1985, the Yorktown Rifle has set the standard for high quality and authenticity at an affordable price. It’s comfortable styling and good balance have made it a go-to option for decades, with a reputation of being both easy to carry and enjoyable to shoot. It continues to be a popular choice […]