Muzzleloading

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, and could long be found in army posts and across the frontier following the civil war.This 1860 army engraved...

The great plains bullet features a pre-scored, hollow point for controlled expansion, a short ogive to minimize bullet drag and increase the ballistic coefficient, and a bearing surface with three diameters to ensure optimum contact area and a snug fit...

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.The smoother, rounder surface assures...

Effective in both traditional and modern muzzleloading rifles, these green saboted projectiles use the xtp bullet which is specifically designed for deep penetration and proper expansion at all practical muzzleloading velocities.Caliber: 50 CalBullet...

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...

Whether dropping charges for small pistol cases or large rifle cases, this measure gives consistent and accurate performance.The cnc machined steel metering cylinder features a micrometer adjustable thimble with reference lines so resetting the measure...

The traditions trapper pistol kit contains 50 caliber percussion pistol with a 9.75" octagonal barrel, hooked breech, 1:20" twist, double set trigger and prim/blade sights.Action: SidelockCaliber: 50 CalBarrel Length: 9.75"Sights: Blade FrontIgnition:...

Most of the early mountain men and traders carried a single-barreled pistol and they were popular for years.These pistols had proven themselves reliable, and that was of great importance to a trapper who might have to stake his life on a pistol's ability...

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"...

This modern interpretation of the model 1858 brings a dimension to black powder revolvers.The 12" octagon barrel and adjustable sights makes the bison model different from all the rest.This revolver has a blued barrel, brass frame, brass guard, and...

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...