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Both took me a day to build.

Sorry, these aren’t for sale. These are family heirlooms, and I’d like to keep them for the sentimental value.

Jacob would like that….

I recently inherited 3 BP pistols. I’d like some help identifying them.

Thank you to all who welcomed me. -Connor

Greetings from the frontiers of Pennsylvania. Yours in Confidence, Connor Kenway. P.S. Gotta go, taking a walk with Achilles, my GSD . Here’s a picture of him.

I see that. Thank you for your time. -Connor Kenway P.S. I just went on a walk with my dog Achilles.

Why did I ever join this forum? I just joined and there’s already these dang fanatics jumping at every SINGLE little mistake I make.

I’m sorry, my intent was never to mislead you. Now, I’m gonna say it again. I DID NOT MEAN THEY SHOULD BE PAIRED. -Connor

Anyways, back to the point, and for historical accuracy, for the British side, for a pistol, try the New Land 1805 Pattern Pistol. For a rifle, the 1805 Brown Bess. For the American side, an M1805 pistol. For a rifle, the Pennsylvania long rifle. I’m not sure about the long rifle, but all the...

And for those people out there who love trade muskets, I own this, and this is very original.

Can’t post a lot right now, but here’s a pic of the lock and muzzle. And yes, the bayonet is original too. -Connor

I’m talking about pistols for officers, standard muskets for regulars. -Connor

Fair enough -Connor

I will. -Connor

That’s exactly what I mean. Some sort of pistol with that lock would be nice for the British side. Paired with a Brown Bess, It’s perfect. Now, for the American side, some kind of Flintlock Kentucky Long Rifle would work. Yours...

I recently got into muzzleloaders, by inheriting a pristine and in firing condition 1722 Brown Bess.

It all depends on your side. If you are a regular American, try the suggested above. Possibly all flintlock. For the British side, Regular= Brown Bess, Officer: An early form of cap lock. Mind you, the percussion lock was patented in 1807, so a few officers might have had some early form of cap...