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A very scarce U. S. Military Flintlock Officers Pistol engraved S. NORTH. Ref 2064 Muzzleloader

A very scarce U. S. Military Flintlock Officers Pistol dated 1838. Ref 2065. Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

A very scarce Civil War Era Remington 5 shot .32 rim-fire Pocket Revolver. C. 1865. Ref 2067. Revolver

Antique Remington New Model Percussion 5 shot Pocket Revolver. Circa 1860-65. Ref 2068 Muzzleloader

A good English brass barrelled Flintlock pistol by DUNDERDALE MABSON & LABRON. C. 1807. Ref 2297. Revolver

£ 1,800

A rare double action Tranters patent .38 cal rim-fire Revolver. Circa 1875. Ref 2292 Revolver

A fine pair of English percussion duelling pistols by Jas Wilkinson of London. Circa 1840. Ref 2219 Muzzleloader

£ 4,950

A scarce bronze frame English percussion box-lock pocket pistol by I Naylor of Barnsley. Ref 1980 Muzzleloader

£ 590

A rare brass framed 18th C. flintlock tinder-box or tinder-lighter. Made by Wood of York. Ref 1984 Muzzleloader

£ 980

An American civil war era Colt Army model 1860 percussion revolver. Made in 1863. Ref 1996 Muzzleloader

£ 1,850

A Fine English brass framed flintlock pistol with 7.5 inch barrel by Bunney of London. Ref 2305 Muzzleloader

£ 2,350

A superb example of a London Colt model 1851 .36 calibre Navy Percussion revolver. Ref 2316 Muzzleloader

£ 7,850

A scarce double Barrelled Tap Action Flintlock Pistol, made by BELLES & Co. circa 1800. Ref 2317. Muzzleloader

A rare Flintlock brass barrelled Blunderbuss pistol by THOMAS JEFFREYS of LONDON. C. 1726. Ref 2332. Muzzleloader

£ 3,250

British Military percussion pistol of the CRIMEAN WAR ERA. Manufactured by Edward LONDON. Ref 1718 Muzzleloader

£ 1,200

A scarce 6 shot larger than normal, big calibre Pepper-box Pin-fire Revolver. Circa 1865. Ref 1838 Muzzleloader

A scarce British military .69 calibre officers flintlock pistol engraved on the lock Wallis. Ref1865 Muzzleloader

£ 1,950

A fine pair of metal Scottish Highlander's percussion pistols by MURDOCH. Circa 1840. Ref 1863 Muzzleloader

£ 12,500

A scarce American engraved 4 barrel blued rim-fire Derringer. Ref 1862 Deringer

A civil war Remington New Model Army .44 percussion revolver with some original finish. Ref 1877 Muzzleloader

£ 2,350

An unusual American ring trigger breech-loading pepperbox by Robbins & Lawrence. C.1851. Ref 1896 Muzzleloader

A scarce Colt Roots pocket model .31 side-hammer percussion revolver. Made in 1855. Ref 2004 Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

!!! Sold !!! WW2 Third Reich Luftwaffe Transport And Glider Squadron Glider Pi Knives

£ 1,900

Portsmouth , South East

Weihrauch HW100 buddy bottle custom .177 Air Rifles

Old Harlow , Eastern

£ 1,230

Gobert Aine A LYON 368 Serial number Howdah Muzzleloader

Cambridge , Eastern

£ 250

P Barton 9 mm Single Barrel

Harleston , Eastern

£ 1,195

Daystate Tsar .177 unmarked totally as new! .177 Air Rifles

Kent , South East

£ 245

MTC Viper Pro tactical 5-30x50mm Mint Condition

Kent , South East

£ 795

Westley Richards Highest Possible .177 Air Pistols

Baker Patent Transitional Revolver .45 Muzzleloader

£ 650

London 6 Bore Percussion Wildfowler Muzzleloader

£ 895

Williamson and Son Percussion Shotgun 16 Bore/gauge Muzzleloader

£ 275

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For hundreds of years, most common powder firearms were muzzle loading and needed a ram rod; literally a big stick to force everything down the barrel. A fabric patch or wad, grease and a separate special tool to hammer the ball into the muzzle were all part of the kit bag before you got to use the rod, and remember all this for only one shot. From the very earliest times, however, skilled gunmakers were able to let their ideas run free. Multi-shot flintlocks with hand rotated, pre-loaded cylinders existed centuries before modern revolving guns. In this rarified realm of specialist

The British Shooting Show launches brand new second exhibition for the next 3 years

For many years now, the British Shooting Show has been the flagship event of the entire shooting calendar, and the annual show held at the NEC in Birmingham has had little in terms of competition or rivalry for a second option. The BSS has taken that into their own hands by expanding their display even further; offering an additional exhibition at the opposite end of the calendar in September. The British Shooting & Countryman Show is a brand new opportunity at the Event City in Manchester, for keen shooters and country enthusiasts to learn and experience even more. The plans for

Back from the Brink: The Gunstar Renovation Challenge, S2 Ep.3

[Music] Part three - the penultimate episode. So last week we tackled the barrel, action, and this week we're gonna be tackling the wood. The love-hate relationship with this gun is definitely swinging in the balance towards hate - I'm not entirely sure whether this week's gonna change any of that. Anyway, enough talking, to the bench! [Music] So before we start on the wood I'm actually putting some of the metal bits back in place so that we do sort of finish them together or else you end up with that really awful wood to metal fit, but to be honest you’d completely

A very German Webley Service Air Rifle

If you like old air pistols then you may well know the name Webley. Their shared pistol design is a spring chamber with a barrel riding piggyback. The barrel is hinged to the front and pulls the piston back away from the user to cock the gun. On release, the piston pushes the air towards the breech block then up and out into the barrel. Very odd - the air does a U turn. Webley decided to have a go at air rifles but strangely kept to this layout. Their very first MK1 looked like a super-sized pistol but soon became