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Traditions KR6186100 1861 Springfield .58 Cal Percussion Rifle with 40" Stainless Barrel and Unfinished Walnut Stock
Traditions$992.99.58 caliber Percussion, 40" Rifled Barrel, Single Trigger, Unfinished in the White and unfinished walnut stock. Traditions 1861 Springfield Musket Kit is an authentic, true reproduction. With high... -
Traditions Deerhunter 50 Cal Percussion Rifle with Stainless Octagon Barrel and Unfinished Hardwood Stock
Traditions$403.9950 cal, Percussion, 24" Octagonal barrel, hooked breech, 1 in 48" twist, Lite Optic sights, weighs 6 lbs. One of the best ways possible to get a real hands-on muzzleloading experience is to build it... -
Traditions Deerhunter .50 Cal Percussion Rifle with 24" Blued Barrel and Hardwood Stock
Traditions$414.99Traditions designed this muzzleloader to be lightweight, easy to shoot and incredibly accurate for a very modest price. It doesn't matter your experience, the Deerhunter muzzleloader will fit your... -
Browning BLR Lightweight 30-06 Springfield Rifle with Stainless Barrel and Walnut Stock
Browning$1,299.99MSRP: $1,429.99The design of the BLR features an aircraft-grade alloy receiver, glass-smooth rack and pinion system and multi-lug rotating bolt that handles many of the most popular magnum cartridges. Its... -
Taylors & Company 1857 Wurttembergischen-Mauser .54 Cal Percussion Musket with Stainless Barrel and Walnut Stock
Taylor's & Company$2,216.99Faithful reproduction of a military rifle, which in the past Century it was manufactured by the Gewehrfabrik in Oberndorf from 1857 to 1866. The infantry Wurttemberg's " Vereinsgewehr" 1857 model,...
Description
This rifle is an authentic reproduction made with high quality, premium metal and wood finishes as well as hand-oiled wood stocks. Approved by the North-South Skirmish Association (N-SSA). Perfect for shooters, hunters, enthusiasts, collectors, and those performing re-enactments. .58 Caliber, Percussion, Rifled. The most widley used rifle during the Civil War, the 1861 Springfield was a favorite due to its' reliability, accuracy, and range. The 40" barrel and .58 caliber allowed for an effective range of 200-300 yards. While difficult to find during the early Civil War years, it became the first rifle produced at such a large scale and its' popularity continues today.
