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Parts for arms of pre-1899 design. Components only — we never sell a firearm.

Find the right part for your antique gun.

Flintlock, percussion and early cartridge arms. Most of what we sell is either an investment casting copied from an original part or machined by Butch Schoeller in his own machine shop — and every question is answered by him, too.

1 Frizzen 2 Cock 3 Proof marks — tap a number.Brown Bess by Richard Wilson, London, 1761. National Museum of American History.

On the shelf

160 parts. Every photograph is of the part you receive.

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Parts by gun

Choose your gun once, and every part will say whether it’s made for it.

All 34 guns in the reference →
Castings, ramrods and flintlock rifles laid out on an American flag
From Butch’s bench: castings, ramrods and a few locks, laid out on the flag.
From our shop

Cast or machined. Answered by the man at the bench.

Most of our parts are one of two things: investment castings copied from original parts, or parts Butch machines himself in his own machine shop.

Some castings are sold as cast, the way a gunsmith expects them, for you to fit, file and harden — and a listing sold that way says so.

Not sure it’s right for your gun? Ask before you buy. Butch reads every question himself.

The reference

34 guns, 70 kinds of part, and thousands of period drawings and museum photographs — every part linked to the guns it fits.