British Empire Guns, Gun Parts & Accessories

This replica functional tool is used for assembling Civil War era muskets.

The first shot of the American Revolutionary War was fired from a Scottish Flintlock, at the Battle of Lexington. It is now masterfully represented in this non-firing replica. This all-metal model has moving parts and a heavily detailed and beautifully embossed finish.

This beautifully engraved non-firing colonial flintlock pistol features rotating double barrels with separate pans, dual-tone finish on metal furniture, and engraved metal butt plate and grip. Wooden ramrods remove, parts function.

This non firing replica has a highly sculpted wooden stock with intricate cast metal accents. Moving parts and a trigger that pulls.

New Martini Henry Brass Muzzle Cover #2, made similar to the original, does not have cleaning rod hole in the end, 7/8" diameter and 2-1/8" tall

New Martini Henry Brass Oiler with Factory Markings, made from an original, 1" diameter and 2-7/8" tall.

This replica belt holster fits Brown Bess and similar muskets. Made up of top-grain black leather, it has a brass buckle and fits waists up to 52". Like the originals, it has a sewn-in bayonet frog and there are no holes for the buckle. You can create a custom fit by adding your own with an awl or similar tool.

This classic Kentucky Flintlock is a robust replica of pistols used by military, law enforcement, pirates and civilians during the late 1700’s to early 1800’s.