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Dixie Gun Works .50 cal Tennessee Mountain Rifle. Dixie had these made by Miroku in Japan in the 1980s and early 90s. They were probably the most authentic factory made long rifle produced. This is an early example with a 300s serial number with a 7/8 inch octagon barrel. Later production...

This is simply the maker's Charleville Model 1777 musket desquised as a US Model 1816. There are a bunch of differences from the original Model 1816.

SALE PENDING! This is a 75% assembled kit. My buddy bought this partially assembled kit off of blanket sale at the Fort Toulouse event around 2002. It has sat in his closet until I bought it from him last year. I also have found that I don't have the time to complete it. It needs a good...

Jim, I've been out of the net for a few days. I will send you an email with photos of the fly. Hopefully you can see the problem without me sending the lock to you. Thanks!

I sent an Email to Kibler about 5-6 days ago asking for suggestions. No response yet.

I finished my SMR recently and I'm very pleased with it. It was a breeze to assemble and looks great now that it is finished. I'm having trouble with the cock stopping on half cock when using the set trigger. It falls fine and sparks great using only the front tigger. The fly appears to be...

“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” William Shakespeare.

I agree with white folks are saying about the Zoli‘s. But you must size your bullet to the bore size of that particular gun. They will vary a little bit. If you’re going for accuracy, typically 40 to 45 grain powder charge will do best. The only bad thing about the Zoli‘s is there are no lock...

Alaskaboy, I'll send you a private message

Beautimous! I love the way it looks. I'm thinking about a Colonial in Cherry.

Welcome from Huntsville! I’m also a N-SSA shooter.

My Uberti 1851 Navy with ivory grips. I wish they were real ivory!

I send molds to Sweden quite frequently. Contact me directly via email and We can discuss if you would like. Thanks! Erasgonebullets@ gmail.com

Welcome from Huntsville!

Welcome from the Rocket City! Huntsville

This is how I make them. This one is copied diectly from one in the West Point museum for a 3 pounder gun. 2.75 inch diameter with 35 one inch iron balls. It is probably War of 1812 vintage or earlier.

Here is a 1794 mention of wiping sticks, although not in a pleasant way. See the bolded line in the third paragraph. My 3rd G-Grandfather survived this fight. Captina creek is a considerable stream, entering the Ohio about one mile above the Monroe county line. Some of its branches have their...

I’m just east of you in Huntsville. Ive been shooting black powder for 50 years. Im an old ARMY Infantry and retired Army civilian archaeologist. Welcome!

Welcome from Huntsville, Alabama!

Remington used their old tooling for the model 1841 to produce thier 1862 contract rifle. The lock and barrel profile are almost the same. The stock and furniture was patterned from the Model 1855 Rifle. The result was a blend of both rifles.