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Indiana 46075
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Civil War Muskets
Muzzle Loading Musket, Rifle, and Carbine Selections
Prices are volatile
sometimes. Please call for current prices
Please
Note-
Armi Sport Springfield and Enfield Rifles are
sometimes slow in coming
Euroarms has
ceased production of their Civil War Muskets and rifles.
Pedersoli has assumed the production of the EOA line, however, the prices are
significantly higher.
Please Contact us regarding the availability
of all muskets.
Prices on this page should be accurate, but subject to change at any time
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Muskets & Rifles
US Springfield 1855 Rifle Musket, Armi Sport Type II. By Armi Sport.
Similar model to above 1855, only with the patch box in the buttstock as shown.
Also includes the leaf sight as seen on Richmonds and 1861 models in place of
the black ladder sight..
.58 cal, three bands. Lock and barrel marked 1859 (VP and eagle as well). Non
functioning tape primer, but the lock plate door does open. Iron buttplate and
brass nosecap. Oiled walnut stock. Armi Sport Springfields feature a one piece
forged barrel with a Tang screw plug, exactly like the originals. 1-66"
rifling.Weight 9.75 Lbs.
Barrel length 40", 56" overall....... $895.00
02/1/12- Call
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1853 Enfield Rifle, Armi Sport. This is our best seller. The 1853
3-Band Enfield Musket saw service by both the Northern and Southern troops during
the Civil War. This replica has all the features of the original including the
one piece, oil finished American walnut stock (as shown); original styled barrel
bands; and blued barrel. The Enfield is accented with brass butt plate, triggerguard
and nose cap as per the original. The 'V' style mainspring in the percussion
lock and military style sights compliment this fine musket. 3-bands, .577 cal.
Italian made. Oiled (American walnut) stock, Correct style barrel bands. 1-48"
twist rifling. 3 Grooves. Overall length 55". Somewhat lighter than the
Euroarms. Lock marked 1853 Enfield. Weight 10.5 Lbs. Barrel length 39",
55" overall.
N-SSA Approved . $695.00 01/31/12-
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1858 Enfield 2-Band Rifle, Armi Sport. The British Enfield musket
saw extensive service during the Civil War. This version is a well balanced
piece with an oil finished stock of American walnut as per the original. This
musket features a case colored percussion lock, blued barrel bands and the correct
style screws. The triggerguard, buttplate and nosecap are finished in brightly
polished brass. Cal. .58, Length of BBL 33", 3 Grooves, Twist Right. 1
in 48" twist. Weight 9.5 Lbs.
Overall Length 49"....................................$675.00 01/31/12-
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Uses a Sword type bayonet with Gutta Percha grips-available
on our Bayonets Page
1861 Springfield Rifle, Armi Sport .58 cal, The model 1861 Springfield
rifled musket was the principle firearm of the Civil War.
By the end of 1863 most Federal infantrymen were armed with either this musket
or the Enfield. This piece features a one-piece forged barrel; military style
sights; steel buttplate, triggerguard and barrel bands; and a swelled ramrod
like the original muskets. Armi Sport Springfields feature a one piece forged
barrel with a Tang screw plug, exactly like the originals. The lock is marked
"1861 Springfield" with an eagle. One piece American walnut oil finished
stock. 1-66" twist. 56" Overall length.Weight 9 Lbs. Barrel length
40", 56" overall.
N-SSA Approved .................................$745.00 01/31/12-
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CS Richmond Musket 1862. Armi Sport The C.S. Richmond Musket was
manufactured from 1861 to 1865 by The Richmond Armory in Richmond, Virginia.
This musket was produced in larger numbers than all other Confederate longarms
manufactured during the Civil War. The Richmond features a one-piece forged
barrel; military style sights; steel triggerguard, barrel bands; and brass butt
plate and nose cap. The lock is marked 1862 to the left of the hammer and C.S.
RICHMOND, VA. to the right of the hammer. The barrel has the VP and the eagle
head stamping to the left of the breech. The Richmond also features a one piece
American walnut oil finished stock. Please note that this C.S. Richmond is noted
for its accuracy. Armi Sport Richmonds feature a one piece forged barrel with
a Tang screw plug, exactly like the originals. 1-66" twist. .58 cal. Weight
9 Lbs. Barrel length 40", 56" overall.
N-SSA Approved ...............................................................$765.00
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1842 Springfield Musket, Armi Sport. The model 1842 U.S. Percussion
Musket was produced in great numbers by both the Harpers Ferry and Springfield
Armories from 1844 to 1855. This reproduction is true to the original measurements,
with a 42" barrel and a total length of 58 inches. The Model 1842 was notable
in several respects, chiefly that is was the last .69 caliber musket. Additionally,
it was the first weapon made at both the Harpers Ferry and Springfield Armory
with completely interchangeable parts. Harpers Ferry produced 103,000 while
Springfield produced 172,000 for a total production surpassing a quarter of
a million arms. Many of these arms had been delivered to militias in the late
1850s and saw service in the early years of the Great Conflict. This reproduction
is nicely marked. The lockplate is stamped with Federal eagle in front of the
hammer and vertically marked "Spring-field" in two lines behind the
hammer. The lock and tang are dated 1847. The barrel is stamped with the correct
style V.P. and eagle head proof marks are on the breech. The buttplate is marked
U.S. The sling swivels are riveted as per the original. One piece American walnut
oil finished stock. Weight 9.75 Lbs .Barrel length 42", 57 3/4" overall.
Smoothbore.........$765.00 01/31/12-
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1842 Springfield Musket, Rifled, Armi Sport. .69 cal rifled
bore. This is the coolest reproduction musket made. Prior to 1855, the army
experimented with a rifled version of their long arms. There were 15,000 Springfields
made with rifling, and of those, the Ladder style long range sight was placed
on 10,000. When the conflict struck, many 1842 and 1816 muskets were rifled
in the armories to accept a .69 minne ball. Oiled American walnut stock. Lock
and barrel dated 1847. This is a very nice weapon for accuracy in a large caliber.
Rifling has a 1-72" twist. Length of BBL 42" Overall Length 57 3/4".
Weight 9.75 Lbs.
N-SSA Approved...... $885.00 01/31/12-
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1816 Springfield Musket, Pedersoli.
The U.S. Model 1816 Flintlock Musket was made by Harpers Ferry and Springfield
arsenals from 1816 until 1844 and by various other contractors during those
years. The musket had the highest product of any U.S. Flintlock musket and,
converted to percussion, saw service in the Civil War. N/SSA approved. One piece
full stock of European walnut is satin oil finished. The furniture is left in
the white as the originals were. The barrel is 42" long and is .69 caliber
smoothbore. Lock plate is marked as the originals with an eagle over "U.S."
and dated 1816 on the tail with "Harpers Ferry". Correct inspectors
mark stamped on the stock. Lock is an exact reproduction with hardened frizzen
that sparks nicely. Requires musket flint (Not included). Made by Pedersoli
in Italy.
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................................................................ $1225.00
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1816 Springfield Musket, Percussion Conversion.
Same Pedersoli musket as above, only converted to percussion. This is a Colt
style conversion. In place of the vent hole a drum and nipple (5/16x24) has
been added. The flintlock hammer, frizzen and frizzen spring are removed and
original screw holes plugged, but still visible. The pan is ground down with
only a small portion remaining to support the drum. The percussion hammer is
the round faced style typical of the Colt conversion.
.69 Caliber smoothbore. These were not available for quite a while, but are
now being made again.
Conversion is done at the Pedersoli factory in Italy....................................................$1225.00
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1795 Springfield Musket
The model 1795 Springfield flintlock musket was made at Springfield Armory,
MA., from 1795-1814, with a total production of 80,000 to 85,000. It was the
first standardized and official model of musket made for the U.S. government,
the first made by a U.S. arsenal, and the first model of firearm made by the
Springfield Armory. This is a fullstock made from European walnut with a satin
finish. The stock is 57 ¼” with a 2 ½” drop and a trigger
pull of 13 ¼”. The barrel is a .69 caliber – armory bright
- 44 ¾” length – tapered round – smoothbore. The front
sight is a brass lug on upper barrel band. Ignition is flintlock (1” size
flint). Features steel furniture – armory bright. Lockplate is engraved
w/eagle over “US SPRINGFIELD” on tail. Overall length is 60”
and weighs 10 lbs. Recommended load is 80 grains of 2F black powder with a .680
round ball - .010 patch. Manufactured by Pedersoli..................................................$1275.00
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Remington Model 1863 "Zouave" Armi Sport. The Zouave was a
favorite of soldiers during the Civil War and was recognized by experts as one
of the better made long arms of that era. This is a faithful reproduction of
this popular musket. It features a blued barrel and color case-hardened lock
marked "US" with the eagle. The triggerguard, barrel bands and patchbox
are finished in highly polished brass. N.S.S.A. Approved. Cal. .58. Length of
BBL 33". 1-48" twist. Weight 9.5 Lbs.
Overall Length 49".........................................$725.00
01/31/12- Call
Uses the "Zouave" sword type bayonet with
brass grip
Shotguns
Coach Gun,
The Coach gun is a halfstock w/ checkered wrist and European walnut stock. The
barrel is a double barrel, 12 gauge, blued 20", tapered round. Smoothbore
- .720 bore diameter, cylinder bore (both barrels). Front sight - brass bead.
Features blued steel buttplate, trigger & barrel thimbles. Color casehardened
locks, triggerguard, tang, entry thimble & wedge plates. Engraved locks
& tang. Includes a ramrod stored under the barrels.
Manufactured by Pedersoli in Italy..................................$845.00
Deluxe
Gun Sack, Very fine quality canvas gun sack.72" long with braided leather
ties that secure through brass grommets. American made quality with man made
fleece lining to keep your firearm secure from scratches and bruises. Fits all
muskets including all two and three band weapons including 1842 Springfields
and 1790's muskets. This is a new product for us and they have been very popular.....................................................................................................$37.50
Gun Sack, 72" long. For all two and three band weapons including
1842 Springfields. Sunforger canvas to inhibit moisture and keep your musket
dry. Fold over end with ties to keep your musket inside while traveling. Made
right here in our tent shop.............................................................................$19.95
WE CARRY THE COMPLETE LINES OF ARMI-SPORT AND EUROARMS.
PLEASE CALL IF NOT LISTED HERE. WE CAN ALSO GET NAVY ARMS AND DIXIE GUN WORKS
WEAPONS IF INTERESTED.
Book-
The Civil War Reenactor's Black Powder Guide.
Soft cover, 55 pages complete with pictures. Covers all aspects of CW period military
weapons- Revolvers, Muskets, carbines, etc. Loading, Firing (live and blanks),
Cleaning, and storage are also covered. This is a long awaited book for the hobby
and new reenactors. If you need info regarding the care and feeding of your weapon,
this is it!....................$12.95
Book-
The Cowboy Shooter's Black Powder
Guide. Soft cover 87 pages. As above, only a complete guide to the
handling, shooting, cleaning, and care of the catridge weapons that modern day
Cowboy shooters use today. How to choose the proper equipment as as care and feeding
for cowboy shooters revolvers, rifles and shotguns as well as specialty firearms.
Also includes a chapter on the "Anatomy of a Black Powder Shootout".
Glossary of terms at the end. A well rounded guide for anyone interested in modern
day Cowboy Shooting..................................$19.95
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