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  • British Brown Bess Flintlock Musket

    British Brown Bess Flintlock Musket

    SKU: FD1054
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    $215.50 Add to Cart
  • 1806 Napoleonic Period Grey French Carbine Rifle
  • Kentucky Long Rifle

    Kentucky Long Rifle

    SKU: AC-22-1137
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    $191.50 Add to Cart
  • Brass Napoleon's Single Shot Rifle

    Brass Napoleon’s Single Shot Rifle

    SKU: FD1080G
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    $140.00 Add to Cart
  • Grey French Rifle with Bayonet

    Grey French Rifle with Bayonet

    SKU: FD1036
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    $194.50 Add to Cart
  • Kentucky Short Rifle

    Kentucky Short Rifle

    SKU: AC-22-1138
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    $160.00 Add to Cart
  • Grey Napoleon's Single Shot Rifle

    Grey Napoleon’s Single Shot Rifle

    SKU: FD1080L
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    $142.00 Add to Cart
  • 18th Century English Flintlock Rifle

    18th Century English Flintlock Rifle

    SKU: ME-0243
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    $135.00 Add to Cart
  • 17th Century European Flintlock Rifle

    17th Century European Flintlock Rifle

    SKU: ME-0244
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    $133.00 Add to Cart
  • Long Barrel Flintlock Rifle with Plaque

    Long Barrel Flintlock Rifle with Plaque

    SKU: ME-0248
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    $225.50 Add to Cart
  • 18th Century English Rifle with Plaque

    18th Century English Rifle with Plaque

    SKU: ME-0246
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    $196.00 Add to Cart
  • English Long Barrel Flintlock Rifle

    English Long Barrel Flintlock Rifle

    SKU: ME-0245
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    $147.00 Add to Cart

In the flintlock rifle, a piece of flint held in the jaws of the cock is struck violently against a piece of steel, the hammer or frizzen, sending a shower of sparks into the priming powder in the pan igniting the charge. Flintlocks were said to be invented by robbers who found matchlocks to be unsatisfactory when they lighted their matches it gave away there whereabouts at night. Wheellocks were too expensive back in the 16th century. We carry both the flintlock muskets and flintlock rifles that are authentic as the originals but do not fire live ammunition. The two most well known flintlock rifles are the British Brown Bess and the Kentucky flintlock rifle.

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