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FOR SALE Pair of 1837 Pistols, for sale or trade.
Still available for sale or trade.- MAPMFF
- Post #16
- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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RevWar 3lb Cannon Progress
Yes that is correct. This particular "model" of three pounder was never cast in iron. Unfortunately the cost of bronze is a little prohibitive, that and another chain of events brought me to this one in iron. I am working ways of perhaps getting this one coated in bronze. Some folks paint... -
RevWar 3lb Cannon Progress
I added D ring by bolting them through the decking and use ratchet straps around the axle to tie it down. I also have an additional D ring behind the trail that i run another strap through the pintle hole. -
Sharing My Brown Bess - Looks to be somewhat Defarbed
Definitely does not look like it, and not a correct bayonet for the gun anyways.- MAPMFF
- Post #7
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Historical military style rifled muskets poll
Have a bunch of flintlock reproductions for reenacting/collecting/target shooting And a growing handful of early 19thC-ACW martial arms, some for shooting, some I haven't shot, might not shoot for collecting. I enjoy giving every piece I get a thorough cleaning when I get them in, I don't...- MAPMFF
- Post #10
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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candle lantern
Very nice! I love lanterns, have a bit of a collection going on myself, I think 7 or 8 at the last count. All but one are tin, and bought from a nice merchant because I don't have near the skill to do em.- MAPMFF
- Post #26
- Forum: The Craftsman
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My New Bronze 3 Pounder!
Most 18thC pieces did not have sights per say. Gunners would use levels to mark the "gun metal line" on the top/center of the base ring and on the muzzle swell and use those to "aim" Sometimes these notches would be cut directly into the gun. -
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WANTED WTB Muskets! Long Land Pattern & Potsdam
lol you don't say. That's what I get for rushing out the door. :doh: Thank you.- MAPMFF
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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WANTED WTB Muskets! Long Land Pattern & Potsdam
My bi-annual post. Still looking for a good quality reproduction of the 1740 Potsdam musket & Still looking for a good quality reproduction of the Long Land Pattern Musket (aka Brown Bess) 1742 etc. No, not interested in Indian made pieces. Thank you!- MAPMFF
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Trophy Point at West Point
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RevWar 3lb Cannon Progress
Yessir, not exactly sure the role they will play, most likely wont participate in many reenactments, but thinking of incorporating them into our static artillery demos. -
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RevWar 3lb Cannon Progress
I'll share a shameless plug for my new group. If anyone is interested in Reenacting, artillery, that is done right, in the New England area give us a shout. If nothing else, I'd invite you to follow some of our social media links that are listed on the flyer! We hope to do great things in the... -
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RevWar 3lb Cannon Progress
Not particularly, there are plenty of spots near enough to me in New England on private owned land that I have the distances I would need to live fire. That said it's primary function is going to be used in reenacting.