FOR SALE Rifle Shoppe Swedish Snaplock Musket

[tworoosters]

Swedish Snaplock Musket built from a Rifle Shoppe kit by an unknown builder. It's 46" .77 Cal smoothbore barrel has a clean shiny bore, LOP is about 13", and weighs 9 lbs. Beautifully shaped walnut stock. Overall length of this beast is 63-1/2". Lock and trigger are very nice and it sparks great. The lock features a sliding pan cover. Build quality is quite good in my opinion and it's a ton of fun to shoot!
Not a lot of these out in the wild, a great opportunity to get your hands on one that's already built and ready to be enjoyed.

$2150 Shipping Included

 

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[Smokey Plainsman]

Someone needs to SNAP this up in a hurry!

 

[PathfinderNC]

So very tempting

 

[MCFred]

PM sent

 

[ajbennettnc]

#goals. Almost got one like this in an auction last summer, but fate decreed that my wifi would act up and I didn't get to raise my bid in time! Like Rick said, cool to see something different for sure!

 

[tworoosters]

Still available

 

[tworoosters]

Reduced 2150 shipped!

 

[Rudyard]

Own one just like it. Very rare gun to turn up for sale. Great for an early 1600's impression when you want something other than a matchlock or wheellock, and an alternate to a snaphaunce. Very cool gun.

Looks good to me full marks for the stocking & I've no shares in it .
Rudyard

 

[Canute Rex]

What's up with the lock internals? It has a forward sliding pan cover with a lever arm underneath it, but no push rod or internal bridle on the **** to move such a push rod. It has the pan/cover part of an open-on-firing snaphance but otherwise is like a Swedish lock with the usual manual sideways rotating pan cover. Does anyone know if that is the way those kits come from the Rifle Shoppe? I'm wondering if the builder substituted part of a snaphance mechanism.

Still looks great, and I'm sure it would work fine. Just a different manual opening pan. Odd.

 

[tworoosters]

What's up with the lock internals? It has a forward sliding pan cover with a lever arm underneath it, but no push rod or internal bridle on the **** to move such a push rod. It has the pan/cover part of an open-on-firing snaphance but otherwise is like a Swedish lock with the usual manual sideways rotating pan cover. Does anyone know if that is the way those kits come from the Rifle Shoppe? I'm wondering if the builder substituted part of a snaphance mechanism.

Still looks great, and I'm sure it would work fine. Just a different manual opening pan. Odd.

The manually opening pan cover, pan cover arm and pan cover spring as listed on the Rifle Shoppe parts list is what you are seeing here.

 

[tworoosters]

Just a reminder this is an ad not a discussion page.

 

[rickystl]

What's up with the lock internals? It has a forward sliding pan cover with a lever arm underneath it, but no push rod or internal bridle on the **** to move such a push rod. It has the pan/cover part of an open-on-firing snaphance but otherwise is like a Swedish lock with the usual manual sideways rotating pan cover. Does anyone know if that is the way those kits come from the Rifle Shoppe? I'm wondering if the builder substituted part of a snaphance mechanism.

Still looks great, and I'm sure it would work fine. Just a different manual opening pan. Odd.

Hi Rex. Yes, that's the way the lock comes from TRS. Essentially a snaphaunce less the push rod.

Rick

 

[Century to late]

Is this still available?

 

[tworoosters]

Is this still available?

Yes it's still available

 

[MCFred]

Is this still available?

 

[tworoosters]

Is this still available?

Yes it is

 

[tworoosters]

Still available!