As a complement to our authentic tow worms and ball pullers, we offer our traditional all hand made tapered iron rom rod tips. They measure .350″ diameter at the base tapering to .310″ at the tip and are finished off with a decorative turned wedding band. They measure approximately 2 1/2″ long and can be […]
Our flint strikers are the go-to tool for your fire starting kit. Based off of original 18th Century designs, our strikers are historically accurate and each one is individually hand crafted and unique. They are hand forged from high carbon steel and properly heat treated to throw a shower of hot sparks. Strikers measure approximately […]
The Flint Knapping Hammer is the original multi tool of the 18th Century! Our hand made knapping hammers are all individually hand forged with each one being unique from the next. The design is based off of original period pieces, with a knapping “hammer” on one end and a turnscrew on the other. They do […]
The Cows Knee is an absolute necessity for any flintlock shooter who wants to keep their powder dry and their gun shooting in wet or damp weather. This leather lock cover is hand sewn from calf skin and comes with 2 leather thongs for attaching it to the gun. This is a period correct item […]
A very early traditional Virginia rifle built by Brad Emig during his tenure at Landis Valley Museum in the early 1990’s. This hand made rifle features a Wrought Iron barrel, curly Cherry stock, swaged brass buttplate, all hand made brass mountings and forged iron trigger and triggerplate.
This early Lehigh County rifle was built by Brad Emig. It is a near bench copy of the original rifle . It exhibits many subtle details with extreme attention to detail.. This rifle features a wrought Iron barrel, hand forged iron lock, coin silver inlays and all hand made brass mountings.
This Frederick Sell style rifle features a hand-made brass lock and coin silver inlays. With the exception of the Colerain barrel each and every part on this rifle was hand-made in our shop. All handmade engraved brass patchbox on a Frederick Sell style rifle. This patchbox features a booby-trap release button in the lower sideplate […]
An early rifle stocked and decorated in the style of that Grand Master of the 18th century; J.P. Beck
This early 1770 s Lancaster County rifle features a hand forged; wrought iron barrel and hand made lock. All brass mountings including castings were hand made in the shop as were all the iron screws.
Relief carved decoration on the buttstock of an early Southern-style rifle.