- Messages
- 15
- Reactions
- 28
- Ad Type
- For Sale
- Price
- $300
- Manufacturer
- Other / Not Listed
- Caliber
- Other / Not Listed
- City
- Vancouver
- State
- Washington
- Zip Code
- 98682
I'm selling the last few of my custom kits, and my last Parker Hale. I just don't have time for them anymore. Happy to answer any questions, but I've priced them far lower than other folks, and no FFL is required for muzzleloaders, which is a huge plus. You could pick it up right now and be slingin' lead downrange in an hour. I decided to just combine them since it felt like a waste to make the admins look over three very similar ads.
-1847 Springfield Musketoon. Smoothbore, caplock, .69 caliber. A custom kit, the only other people selling a kit is Rifle Shoppe for $1,400. I'm asking $600.
-French caplock cavalry pistol. Caplock, smoothbore, .69 caliber. Another custom kit, I don't think anyone's selling one of these. $300
-Parker Hale Enfield Musketoon. A real blast from the past, PH is about as top of the line as it gets. It's missing its bayonet mount but that's an easy fix. Cheapest PH I've seen lately was $1,300. I'm asking $650.
Located in Vancouver WA for pickup, or I'm happy to ship. Everyone's got an AR and a Glock. How many of your buddies have a musket? That's what I thought!
I've been handling muskets for decades, happy to walk a newbie through it. It's not that hard.
-1847 Springfield Musketoon. Smoothbore, caplock, .69 caliber. A custom kit, the only other people selling a kit is Rifle Shoppe for $1,400. I'm asking $600.
-French caplock cavalry pistol. Caplock, smoothbore, .69 caliber. Another custom kit, I don't think anyone's selling one of these. $300
-Parker Hale Enfield Musketoon. A real blast from the past, PH is about as top of the line as it gets. It's missing its bayonet mount but that's an easy fix. Cheapest PH I've seen lately was $1,300. I'm asking $650.
Located in Vancouver WA for pickup, or I'm happy to ship. Everyone's got an AR and a Glock. How many of your buddies have a musket? That's what I thought!
I've been handling muskets for decades, happy to walk a newbie through it. It's not that hard.
