2011 Turkey Hunt- see Doc's Ramblings- to the left

#611- J S Pauley traditional inline pistol by DOC. Pauley invented the in-line percussion action just 4 years after Forsyth invented the percussion system. This gun is based on the White inline action in 50 cal with a swamped barrel in 1-24 twist rifling for patched round ball or bullet. Brass furniture, Doc designed side lock safety mounted where the frizzen used to be, second safety on the hammer handle itself (rotates up into a lock notch, false hammer cocks the inline hammer. AAAA maple full-stock.  Front sight is a blade, rear sight is screw adjustable for elevation.  Marked  Pauley-London' on lock plate.   Uses a #11 cap. POR

  There are three English style ferrules for the ramrod, the trigger guard is also very English. The barrel is 8 inches long, swamped in 504 caliber with 1-20 twist, just right for patched round ball in a pistol. 

#579- Very fancy Jaeger rifle by DOC, the brass furniture is from an elegant one by Paul Poser, 31 inch swamped 58 caliber barrel by Colerain, Elegant chisled flintlock, handmade by DOC, elegant AAAA European walnut, DST, chisled brass furniture including brass insert in the patchbox lid, elegant carving and engraving. This is a beauty!! POR OBO

The rifle is incise carved from one end to the other, in the Baroque-Georgian-Rococco style popular in the 1750's in Europe. GoTo Custom Traditional to see a full photo workup of this fine rifle.

#687- Here is a Doc-built Ausbruck Military Jaeger in the original 62 caliber, the model that was brought over by the Hessians during the American Revolution. The barrel is 28.5 inches long and swamped, by Colerain. The lock is the traditional German design, all the brass furniture is copied from an original and construction details are as original as well. It will be the perfect rifle for your Hessian persona, marvelously effective in the trenches at Yorktown, even more effective here as the twist is far slower than the fast twist used by the Austrian makers originally. It will be accurate with larger loads than originally used. Should make a great hunting rifle. 

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The wrist medallion is a true copy of an original military medallion, as is all the furniture. The rear sight has two leaves for, 100 and 200 yard shooting. Sling swivels available, if wanted.

There is a full photo workup under 'Custom-Traditional' to the left

#659- Baker Ordnance Carbine with a round tapered Colerain barrel in 62 caliber with separate hooked breech and tang, 33 inches long, a mix of brass Baker and Long Land pattern carbine furniture and a  flat faced Baker flintlock. It is  pictured in 'British Military Flintlock Rifles.' A very interesting traditional variation on the Baker theme. There is a full workup available in 'Custom-Traditional' to the left  POR

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The rifle is shootable now, done except for the rear swivel, which will be a metal button.  The bayonet is not done either, but will be soon, only lacks polishing. I really like the fit and feel of this one. It handles beautifully, should make a great hunter as well as serve with His Majesty's troops in any Light Infantry/Rifleman unit in any part of the Empire from Waterloo on..

#656- Volunteer Baker Infantry Rifle, 62 caliber Colerain barrel 36 inches long as seen in British Military Flintlock Rifles. Original Tower marked lock, single trigger, Baker furniture with bayonet lug. The walnut is beautiful. The rifle is a bit larger and bulkier than the Baker issue rifle, with a 36" instead of 30" barrel and a fancier stock with lots of color. The walnut  is also dense, heavy and hard. The iron ramrod is capped with a brass trumpet, there are three instead of two brass thimbles, the fore two with trumpet motif, thumb piece, two leaf long range sights and patch box. POR

There is a complete photo workup of the rifle under 'custom traditional' to the left.

Pricing:  email doc@whitemuzzleloading.com FOR PHOTOS OR MORE INFORMATION