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  Flintlock weapons were commonly used until the mid 19th century, when they were replaced by percussion lock systems. Even though they have long been considered obsolete, flintlock weapons continue to be produced today by manufacturers such as Pedersoli, Euroarms, and Armi Sport. Not only are these weapons used by modern re-enactors, but they are also used for hunting, as many U.S. states have dedicated hunting seasons for black-powder weapons, which includes both flintlock and percussion lock weapons.
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Home
Events
Flintlocks
- Flintlocks Overview
  Flintlock weapons were commonly used until the mid 19th century, when they were replaced by percussion lock systems. Even though they have long been considered obsolete, flintlock weapons continue to be produced today by manufacturers such as Pedersoli, Euroarms, and Armi Sport. Not only are these weapons used by modern re-enactors, but they are also used for hunting, as many U.S. states have dedicated hunting seasons for black-powder weapons, which includes both flintlock and percussion lock weapons.
- Longrifles
  Andreas Albrecht
  Andreas Albrecht 1771
  William Antes
  Isaac Berlin
  David Crockett Rifle
  Jacob Dickert
  Andrew Fichthorn
  Adam Haymaker
  1770-1780 Early Lancaster
  John Moll and Herman Rupp
  John Newcomer
  Herman Rupp
  John Schreit
  George Schreyer, Sr.
  John Sheetz
  John Shuler
- Pistols
  American Pistol
  American with British Influence
  Bucks County
  Early Virginia Style Pistol
  Kuntz Pistols
- Fowlers
  J.P. Beck
  British-Style Fowler
  Bucks County
  John Newcomer
  Officer’s Fusil
Available for Sale
- John Schuler – Bucks County
- Herman Rupp – Lehigh Valley
Hunting Gallery
Education

American Pistol

Typical of makers from Pennsylvania and Virginia (1775 – 1790)

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I am loving the rifle!

Not only beautiful to look at, but a joy to shoot!

AJ

Tim,

Thank you so much for your presentation the other day. You are a natural teacher. The kids just loved it. You captivated them.

Tomahawk 4th Grade

You’ve built a magical gun ! It is truly my favorite. It fits me like an extension of myself. Great ! Great ! Job. I can’t praise you enough!

Brook Aldrich

Just wanted to say thanks. You build a great longbow. Killed my first deer with it Wednesday night. She was an old long nosed doe that I have been playing cat and mouse with since the Sept 29th season opener.

Dan Bowman

Tim, shot my Feree yesterday. The rifle prints right where I need it to be. I’m a happy man 😊 ready to take it to the woods.

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