WANTED WANTED: fowler 1750-1775 repro

[Rusty Musket]

Looking for a reproduction fowler CA: 1750 - 1775.
Thanks.

 

[BigSkyRambler]

Looking for a reproduction fowler CA: 1750 - 1775.
Thanks.

Price range?
I have this.
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/jw-donelson-62-fusil-fin.167302/

 

[2 shots]

hi, you should change this to WANTED

 

[Rusty Musket]

I saw the french fusil but am looking for something with a bit more English influence.

 

[rick1964]

Sent you a PM

 

[BoomStick]

English styled Fowler, period might be a little closer to 1800 but a really fine gun:
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/clay-smith-20-gauge-english-fowler-reduced.165004/

 

[Rusty Musket]

English styled Fowler, period might be a little closer to 1800 but a really fine gun:
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/clay-smith-20-gauge-english-fowler-reduced.165004/[/URL

[QUOTE="Rusty Musket, post: 240163...: 1750 - 1775. Thanks. [/QUOTE] Still looking

 

[Rusty Musket]

Still looking

Still looking, needs to be English with a full stock

 

[2 shots]

jim chambers or if it ever happens kibler

 

[Togo]

I know a someone who can make you one, he builds period fowlers. I was looking for a Revolutionary war period fowler carried by an American Also my target at 50 yards offhand. He lives in West Michigan, let me know if you want his info.

 

[CuNosecap]

Not sure if you are looking to build or buy, but as 2 Shots stated, Chambers has parts sets of at least three types that may fit your fancy:

https://flintlocks.com/
Check out the PA fowler, New England colonial fowler, and the English fowler/officer's fusil. All have English roots to varying degrees.
And yes, I am a Chambers fan boy.

 

[Rusty Musket]

Thanks for the suggestions guys. I'll probably wait on a kibler kit.