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The Vest Pocket Derringer is available in .31 caliber and has a 2.25" brass round barrel. This pistol has a simulated ivory grip and is 4.75" in length. It has bead sights and weighs on 3/4 of a pound. Shoots the .310 round ball.

Traditions™ PA Pellet™ Ultralight just became a game changer for your Flintlock season! The Premium grade Chromoly steel barrel is extremely strong, lightweight, and accurate. This rifle also features a premium hardwood stock. SEE MORE

Used and trusted by Mark, Terry, and the team of Drury Outdoors, the Smackdown® Bleed™ is a revolutionary bullet. This lead-free bullet features a copper jacket and a compressed metal powdered core which unleashes its’ potential SEE MORE

This Remington Pattern Brass .36 Caliber Bullet Mold is a replica of the original mold for Remington revolvers. The mold features a dual cavity which produces both ball and conical bullets.

Pedersoli solid brass Remington Pattern powder flask with rich antique finish. Lever activated spout safely dispenses Pyrodex, Triple 7, and black powder. For revolvers, pistols, and most muzzleloading Rifles. See "More Info" for details.

SPECIAL PRICE FOR THE MONTH OF MAY: This is the "Pale Rider" style Conversion Cylinder Assembly, it will convert your 1858 Remington Pietta to .45 ACP. SEE MORE

These .69 "Nessler Ball" conicals are a bullet design born during the Civil War and designed by Confederate engineers to achieve rifle-level accuracy out of smoothbore muskets.These bullets are sold in quantities of 20. Call for best shiping SEE MORE

.50 caliber PowerBelts™ handle any big game with authority. Use the 245 grain hollowpoint as the ultimate bullet for deer-size game. SEE MORE

This Civil War sword hanger is usable on all Civil War belts and for most models of officer, cavalry or naval swords, sabres, cutlasses and more. "More Info"

1842 Springfield Musket, .69 Smoothbore Used during the 19th century, the 1842 was the last US smoothbore rifle. It was the first US musket to be produced with a percussion lock. SEE MORE

1842 Springfield Musket, .69 Smoothbore Used during the 19th century, the 1842 was the last US smoothbore rifle. It was the first US musket to be produced with a percussion lock. SEE MORE

The Big Blast Inflator Cap is a fun way to use a non-explosive target that merely operates by air pressure. With a Big Blast Cap you can pump air into a plastic bottle. We recommend up to 80 psi depending on the weather and size of the bottle. SEE MORE

The 1863 Zouave rifle was originally produced by Remington Arms under a contract with the US Government. Very few models actually saw action during the Civil War and none were distributed to any army division. SEE MORE

The 1853 Enfield was used in the Civil War by both the North and the South. The Confederates imported more of these guns during the war and towards the end of the war, more than 75% were armed with the 1853 Enfield. SEE MORE

This "Build it Yourself Kit" for the 1853 Enfield not only saves you money, it makes it your master piece. In the Civil War both the North and the South had these rifles. By the end of the war over 75% of the South was armed with these "modern" firearms.