Shot Snake, shoulder carry adjustable: (for muzzleloading shotguns). A correction to the televised misconception, muzzleloading shotguns shoot a measured amount of shot and powder, not just an indiscriminate amount poured down the bore. With this being the case the shot snake enables the fowler to be loaded with consistent shot charges dropped from a convenient leather shoulder carry bag. Lead shot requires the most comfortable method of field carry and the shot snake is the proven best method. The look is definely period for authenticity and adds speed to a necessary reload.

$69.00

Barrel, 12 gauge Camouflage for Traditions In-line Muzzleloader. The sights on this Traditions twenty eight inch camouflage barrel are adjustable fiber optic. The muzzle is factory equipped with a screw-in choke; it is not marked as to choke restriction. The camouflage is Real Tree Hardwoods. The bore is mirror bright. The pictured choke wrench comes with the barrel. This is what we know about the barrel, what we do not know is the model Traditions inline which the barrel is designed to fit? For this reason the price is less.

$125.00

Rendezvous (self) Bow, snake skin covered with primitive arrows. Snake skin covered Osage Orange self bow measuring fifty inches in length, with an approximate pull weight of forty pounds. This custom bow is from the early rendezvous period, and comes complete with four flint tipped sinew wrapped arrows. The feathers are attached collectively with sinew. We understand that this bow was carried in the filming of "Dances with Wolves", but cannot document the statement.

$349.00

Elk Hide, with Hair On. If you are into the muzzleloading hobby beyond the current hunters' break-open, inline, camouflaged interpretation of a muzzleloader then you understand how important an Elk hide can be. Your lodge at the next rendezvous encampment can now be complete with your Elk hide displayed prominently for other to envy. This Elk hide measures ninety inches by thirty-eight inches with thick full hair.

$249.00

Knife Sheath (fully beaded) with Russell Trappers Knife. Hand beaded in the 1970's this knife sheath shows hours of painstaking effort of stringing and attaching thousands of tiny beads. This sheath is leather wrapped with buckskin and beaded. The previous owner has abandoned the hobby of Buckskinning do to age, and has offered her handy work at this time. The Russell Knife fits impressively in the sheath. The knife is new.

$149.00

Powder Horn with Leather Strap. The base plug is recessed into the sculpted base of the horn. In addition to being recessed the plug is also fitted with a brass screw-in plug for ease of filling when low on powder. The horn displays the rugged appearance of the horns carried by our ancestors although this horn has only been in service for the past thirty years. Previously owned by a modern day Buckskinner the horn shows enough wear to convince most that it is a true antique.

$19.95

Compass, 1700's period Sundial. Discovered at Fort Edwards in a 1996 dig; the original of this replica Eigtheenth Century compass. Watches of the period were expensive and unreliable, so as an alternative the pocket sundial was a consideration. In addition to being a primitive time piece the compass also informs you of where you are. Incased in sold brass, and nicely packaged, this newly manufactured artifact of our historic past affords us a mirror into their lives. Instruction are included, but quite simply, if you follow the arrow you will end up at the North Pole.

$24.95

Cleaning Rod (five sections) Brass, muzzleloading. When assembled this brass three-eights diameter cleaning rod measure forty-four inches in length, which in sufficient length for even the Pennsylvania Longrifle. The additional weight of this brass cleaning rod reduces the effort required when loading a tightly patched round ball. It convienently disassembles into five, easy to store, segments.

$36.95

Civil War Bayonet Frog (Enfield pattern 1853 Musket) re-creation. American made of quality leather, this bayonet frog will provide superior service for a lifetime of hard use on the re-enactment battlefields. The recreated makers mark found on the back of the bayonet frog is stamped correctly CAMPBELL & COMPANY. LONDON. The pictured frog is Confederate Russet, available also in Union Black.

$59.95

Civil War Bayonet Frog (Enfield pattern 1853 Musket) re-creation. American made of quality leather, this bayonet frog will provide superior service for a lifetime of hard use on the re-enactment battlefields. The recreated makers mark found on the back of the bayonet frog is stamped correctly CAMPBELL & COMPANY. LONDON. The pictured frog is Union Black, available also in Confederate Russet (brown).

$31.95