Muzzleloading

The 1860 army is built using steel-silver and is considered as one of the most brilliant single action revolvers thanks to its fast draw and light recoil.Action: SAOCaliber: 44 CalBarrel Length: 8"Sights: Blade FrontIgnition: Striker FireOal: 13...

Recognized as the mainstay of the union army, the 1860 was ordered to fill the ranks.The.44 caliber revolver was as powerful as it was popular.After the civil war, 1860 could long be found in army posts and across the frontier.This revolver has an 8"...

Designed to be the future of revolvers, the top strap, full frame design made the 1858 army revolver one of the strongest available.During the civil war, its eight inch barrel and reliability made it highly sought after.This particular model has an 8"...

Color: BlackMaterial: PlasticModel: Powerbelt Speedclip

Completely uniform in size, weight, and roundness, hornady round balls deliver consistent and accurate performance.They're cold swaged from pure lead which eliminates air pockets and voids common to cast soft balls.And the smoother, rounder surface...

Completely uniform in size, weight, and roundness, hornady round balls deliver consistent and accurate performance.They're cold swaged from pure lead which eliminates air pockets and voids common to cast soft balls.And the smoother, rounder surface...

The.40 cal cva paramount variflame breech plug has received an upgrade and now features a tungsten insert.The new tungsten core ensures that the breech plug will have greater longevity under higher pressures.The original.40 cal breech plugs had a tough...

The accura mr-x is a shorter-barreled accura muzzleloader (the mr stands for mountain rifle) and features a 26" bergara barrel.The mr-x is designed for hunters seeking a rifle that is both light to carry in the mountains and easy to maneuver in tight...

With powerbelt bullets, you are shooting a muzzleloading bullet designed specifically for muzzleloading rifles, as opposed to a pistol bullet adapted to fit a muzzleloader.Unlike sabots, powerbelt bullets are full caliber sized, easy to load, and do not...

With powerbelt bullets, you are shooting a muzzleloading bullet designed specifically for muzzleloading rifles, as opposed to a pistol bullet adapted to fit a muzzleloader.Unlike sabots, powerbelt bullets are full caliber sized, easy to load, and do not...

With powerbelt bullets, you are shooting a muzzleloading bullet designed specifically for muzzleloading rifles, as opposed to a pistol bullet adapted to fit a muzzleloader.Unlike sabots, powerbelt bullets are full caliber sized, easy to load, and do not...