Classic Muzzleloaders & Accessories

The ShedHorn™ is the perfect choice for sidelock enthusiasts and those who are looking for an affordable sidelock rifle for a particular season in their state! While still primitive, the ShedHorn™ is equipped with many modern features SEE MORE

The ShedHorn™ is the perfect choice for sidelock enthusiasts and those who are looking for an affordable sidelock rifle for a particular season in their state! While still primitive, the ShedHorn™ is equipped with many modern features that make th

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 nitride barrel and black stock. SEE MORE

Replaces the touch hole liners on various flintlock muzzleloaders. 5mm for Traditions™ and CVA flintlock muzzleloaders.

Replaces the touch hole liners on various flintlock muzzleloaders. This model for Traditions™ PA Pellet™.

Traditions Surpreme Agate Flints are the finest striking stone available. Doubled edge with cut edges, 5/8". More consistent with longer sparks. 2 per package.

The Deluxe Kentucky Rifle matches classic beauty with outstanding performance. The octagonal barrel is rifled 1:66” for patched-ball loads. .50 caliber Percussion, Double set trigger see "More Info" for details.

NEW for 2020: Deluxe Kentucky Rifle Muzzleloader Kit .50 Caliber. This intermediate-level build-it-yourself kit is a percussion ignition model. See "More Info" for details.

RMC Ox-Yoke Hand-Knapped English Musket Flints are perfect for your period or reproduction flintlocks, the best sparking stone available, hand knapped for a dependable shower of sparks. Fits rifles using 1" or 1 1/8" flints.

This "Build it Yourself Kit" for the 1861 Springfield not only saves you money, it makes it your masterpiece. These were the first official Percussion long guns adopted by the U.S. Military. SEE MORE

1842 Springfield Musket, .69 rifled 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 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.