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  Pedersoli Kentucky Flintlock Rifle Traditions Kentucky .50-Caliber Percussion Muzzleloader Do-It-Yourself Kit Pedersoli Kodiak Express MK VI Double-Barrel Percussion Rifles Pedersoli Enfield 2 Band P1858 .58-Cal. Percussion Rifle Pedersoli 1863 Sharps Sporting .54-Cal. Percussion Rifle Pedersoli .50-Cal. Pennsylvania Percussion Rifle Pedersoli 1816 Harper’s Ferry Colt Conversion .69-Cal. Percussion Musket Pedersoli Brown Bess Carbine
Rating ★★★★★ ★★★★☆
Barrel Length (in) 24.25 inches 33.5 inches 35.55 inches 33 inches 30.5 inches 41.65 inches 32 inches 41.75 inches
Brand Pedersoli Traditions Pedersoli Pedersoli Pedersoli PEDERSOLI Pedersoli Pedersoli
Bullet Diameter .490 .490 .490 .577 .732 .490 .530 .675
Caliber/ Gauge .50 Caliber .50 Caliber .50 Caliber .58 Caliber .75 Caliber .50 Caliber .54 Caliber .69 Caliber
Finish Case Hardened/Blued Unfinished Case Hardened/Blued/Brass Case Hardened/Blued/Brass Chrome Colour/Satin Case Hardened/Rust Brown Case Hardened/Rust Brown Chrome Colour/Satin
Length (in) 40.2 inches 49 inches 50.15 inches 48.45 inches 47.25 inches 56.15 inches 48.85 inches 57.05 inches
Model Kodiak Express MK VI 010S661500 Kentucky Rifle Kit KRC52206 Kentucky Flintlock 010S215500 Enfield 2 Band P1858 Percussion 010S220577 Brown Bess Carbine Flintlock 010S262750 Pennsylvania Percussion 010S27050C 1863 Sharps Sporting Percussion 010S755540 1816 Harper’s Ferry-Colt Conversion Percussion 010S273069
SKU 04532432 03706912 20011468 04533028 04523196 03854086 04533102 04530827
Stock Description Walnut-Checkered Select Hardwood Oil Finished Walnut Walnut Oil Finished Walnut Oil Finished Walnut Walnut-Checkered Hardwood
Twist Rate 1:24 1:66 1:48 1:48 1:48 1:48
Weight (lb) 10.1 pounds 7 pounds 8.15 pounds 8.4 pounds 7.95 pounds 7.7 pounds 10.15 pounds 9.5 pounds

Pedersoli Kentucky Flintlock Rifle

The renowned Kentucky rifle was a direct descendant of early, expertly crafted German hunting weapons. It became one of the most common weapons used in the American colonies. Since it was lightweight and extremely accurate, it developed into the most popular American rifle of its day. This detailed, authentic reproduction of the Flintlock rifle sports a deep-blued, 1-in 48″ twist rifled barrel, polished brass fittings and a fine, oil-finished walnut stock. Right-hand only.






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Tell us what we got here joe this is a. Pierce away ridge it is except right now. I gotta get this going, so we get some power in the pants back up. I think it’s frozen i think you might be. Right it is 16 degrees out here today there’s. A ball butters just a touch that’s all. You need yeah it’s like it all right this first. Shot it’s on half-cocked. We’re gonna go 25 yards 16 degrees out. Here at a hooligan ville we’ll see if it goes big just for a. Shot-for-shot let’s make white smoke set. Trigger okay definitely wet bag it went. Bang it spit fire out the front. Okay which one’s set trigger the. Backpack one so I’m going to pull that one then this one just touch the front one no you just touch the front one and what i had to do is set it back on the next part holy mack trek please and. Click the back one that gets it ready. And you want it to be tight in your. Shoulders oh you’re alright stand your. First shot safety glasses ears full cock. Full load pants full prisons down the. Bottom target i said pull this one. Didn’t do anything but it clicked just. Sensitive on that front one oops. Nope weight-wise jala. Boom yep powders coalesce all nice flash. From the pan. You.

Hey oh it’s a little chilly out here I’ve got a big thick jacket a leather hat but i also have a flintlock 50. Caliber and tucky long rifle let’s load. It up see if it can pierce a Tulane all. Right let’s go ahead and see if this thing can pierce a soda bottle from about 10 yards away all right let’s go. Ahead and load this Kentucky rifle you’re gonna see me here at my messy jeep station today is my loading station and the way I’m gonna do this might make. A little bit of traditional mate make a few traditional it’s a little bit mad i don’t have a powder horn i don’t have. Very traditional gear here with me but i. Have what it takes to get this rifle to. Fire correctly take my flask. I never pour it down directly into the barrel especially after I’ve been shooting there might be an emperor in their usually there isn’t but there might be so i go ahead and take a powder measure so i can get a very specific. Amount of powder they’ll be using 90 grains today black powder seems to make. This rifle pretty accurate. Shake now I’m ready to load my ball take. A little patch, and we’ll regreased patches i bought in a muzzle loading supply store. Good ball right there should be very. Snug in the barrel got this thing here. Called the ball starter push down firmly. Along in now a lot of ball starters this. Is a traditional trifle and a traditions ball starter both 50 caliber probably. Want to make sure your ball starter is the same caliber as your ball you might nick the ball make it in that regular. Shape and once you have that done the. Ball started take your ramrod. Go ahead ran the ball down the barrel. Make sure it’s well seated put your. Ramrod back now i got here this pan. Primer let’s go ahead give it a charge. Make sure a good bit of the powder he’s. Going down into the little hole because that will go down spread the fire down. To the chamber and go ahead and it will. Go ahead and light all the powder in the. Chamber let’s go ahead and see if it shoots.

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Traditions Kentucky .50-Caliber Percussion Muzzleloader Do-It-Yourself Kit

  • Beautiful brass stock inlay
  • Octagonal barrel is rifled for patched ball loads
  • Long sighting plane delivers deadly accuracy
  • Build a keepsake with the Traditions Kentucky Rifle Kit that will deserve a place on a wall in your home. You’ll take enormous pride setting the beautiful brass stock inlay, as well as firing the finished rifle with precise accuracy. The octagonal barrel is rifled for patched ball loads. A long sighting plane between the front blade sight and rear fixed-notch sight delivers deadly accuracy. Color case-hardened lock with V-type mainspring for fast lock time. Two-piece beech stock. .50 caliber. Percussion cap ingnition.






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    Pedersoli Kodiak Express MK VI Double-Barrel Percussion Rifles

  • Produced for hunting in Africa and India
  • Half pistol-grip-style walnut stock
  • Ideal for a reliable and quick second shot
  • Available in .50 cal., 54 cal. and .58 cal.
  • Produced for hunting in the wide Africa and India regions, the Kodiak Express MK VI Double-Barrel Percussion Rifle was the gun of choice. Pedersoli recreated it with blued side-by-side barrels, engraved locks, ghost tang sight, half pistol-grip-style walnut stock with cheekpiece, small German-silver plate with initials and a rubber recoil pad. A manageable, perfectly balanced gun considered by black-powder hunters to be the ideal rifle for a reliable and quick second shot. .50 cal has six-groove rifling. .54 cal and .58 cal. have seven-groove rifling. .50 cal. and .54 cal. have 1:24″ rate of twist. .58 cal. has 1:48″ rate of twist. Uses .490″, .535″ or .575″ dia. round balls.







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    Pedersoli Enfield 2 Band P1858 .58-Cal. Percussion Rifle

  • A functional replica of one of the best combat rifles of the late 1850s
  • Percussion rifle shoots a .577-cal. minie ball
  • Walnut stock and blued barrel with two steel bands and brass accents
  • Pedersoli created a fully functional replica of one of the best combat rifles of the late 1850s with their Enfield 2 Band P1858 Percussion Rifle. The need for military units other than infantry to have a more compact firearm started with the British making a shortened version of the Enfield Pattern 1853 percussion rifle, but that proved ineffective. Refinements to the design were made and the Pattern 1858 Short Rifle was born. The 33″ barrel is secured to the walnut stock by two steel band. It fires .577-cal. minie balls and has five-groove rifling with a 1-in-48″ rate of twist. Apart from the bands, all garnitures are made of brass. The ramrod tip is shaped with a characteristic jag slot.







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    Pedersoli 1863 Sharps Sporting .54-Cal. Percussion Rifle

  • Steel patch box on the oiled-walnut stock
  • 32″ blued octagonal barrel
  • Fixed front sight
  • The 1863 Sharps Sporting .54-Cal. Percussion Rifle is best known for its advantageous role on horseback, as a skilled shooter could reload and fire approximately five rounds per minute as opposed to the three-round-per-minute capability of a typical infantry rifle. Fully functional replica of the original historic rifle. 32″ blued octagonal barrel. Fixed front sight. Oiled-walnut stock. Graduated rear sight with sliding plate. Six-groove rifling with a 1:48″ rate of twist. For use with .530-dia. round balls.







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    Pedersoli .50-Cal. Pennsylvania Percussion Rifle

  • Finest reproduction of rifles used by Pennsylvania Hunters
  • Oil-finished walnut stock
  • Steel front and rear sights
  • The finest reproduction of the American rifles used by Pennsylvania hunters, this extra-long .50-Cal. Pennsylvannia Percussion Rifle by Pedersoli boasts an oil-finished walnut stock with a rust-brown-colored barrel. Adjustable double-set trigger. Steel front and rear sights. Vertically adjustable rear sight.






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    Okay this is a peter sloly pennsylvania. Long rifle 45 calibers flintlock little. More complicated in the springfield rifle musket as far as the ignition system, so we have triple f go x maximum. Charge in this is 38 so I’m going to go. A little less than that okay take you. For 40 caliber ball and I’m a hatch that. Is 0.005 thickness makes it fairly easy. To get it down the barrel okay it ran. The little guy home i use go x by the. Way instead of pirate x because you get a faster lock-up time the pirate x tends to have a real delay between the pan going and then the actual charge firing. Okay bullet seated it’s ready to roll. Now i need to put some i use four x go x. Here in the channel in the pan. And let’s see we can get hopefully not a. Flash in the pan double set triggers as. Soon as you set the back trigger basically brushing the front one sets it. Off more insights and there we go. Petter Sullivan sylvania long rifle.

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    Pedersoli 1816 Harper’s Ferry Colt Conversion .69-Cal. Percussion Musket

  • Handsome hardwood stock
  • Lock and 41.75″ smoothbore barrel are satin-finished steel
  • For use with .675-dia. round balls
  • Between 1848 and 1860, approximately 700,000 Model 1816 muskets were converted from smoothbore flintlock firearms to percussion ignition. During the 1850s, many of these conversions used an ignition system developed by Samuel Colt. Pedersoli’s 1816 Harper’s Ferry Colt Conversion .69-Cal. Percussion Musket is patterned after the Colt conversions with great attention to detail. It sports a handsome hardwood stock. The lock and 41.75″ smoothbore barrel are satin-finished steel. The lock is marked with Harper’s Ferry 1816, the American Eagle and U.S. letters. For use with .675-dia. round balls. Right hand only.







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    Pedersoli Brown Bess Carbine

  • Used by British troops during colonization of American territories
  • Saw action during the War of 1812 and the Mexican-American War
  • Brass hardware, oil-stained walnut stock and steel barrel
  • The Brown Bess was used by British troops during colonization of American territories. It also saw action during the War of 1812 and during the Mexican-American War. Like the originals, these smoothbore .75-cal. flintlocks feature brass hardware, oil-stained walnut stock and steel ramrod, barrel and lock. This replica is a shorter version of the regular infantry Brown Bess Musket. For use with .732-dia. round balls. Right hand only.







    Scottie a little shooting demo here this. Is my brown bess musket it’s a reproduction made by petter slowly which is an italian base company it’s great. Quality productions this was the primary musket of the british military for well over 100 years saw conflicts sy using. Conflicts ranging from french and indian war the american revolution war of 1812. Napoleonic wars it’s got a lot of history to it see here this is 75. Caliber or says oh this is a ball of. Sheets it’s about an ounce of lead this. One’s a 68 caliber diameter looser-fitting in the bore i understand a bit here how it works you. Got a few components that’s the flash pen basically it holds a small amount of. Powder and there’s a hole that leads into the barrel which leads to the. Main charge so cameras pull back for. Cocks soon as the frizzen hits the strands the flint hits the frison creates a spark ignites the main charge it sends a flame through the barrel and. Ignites the main charge very rust very. Simple but work for a very long time so. I’m actually loading this musket using remeasure paper cartridges which is. How they would have done back in the day as well powder on top all on the bottom first start off by opening the cartridge. Pouring the powder down the barrel now. The paper actually acts as a wad. Separate the powder from the ball as well. Makes a tighter seal to increase pressure hopefully increasing accuracy a. Little bit a mental harmony as you can. See black putters extremely dirty fouls. That’s all part of the fun and now i got. To do is prime the main charge. Rip it up outer in their close the frizzen red fire very smoky. All part of the fun sois cups target. That double tapped it they’re not. Particularly accurate because they are smooth bore so there’s no rifling it allows you to shoot a lot of shots consecutively but also means not going to hit very much history.

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