This gun is typical of the early trade period. The earlier style brass parts are copied from original pieces dug up at datable sites in Georgia and Virginia. This gun has a thicker wrist and butt than the Type G and has a carved apron around the barrel tang typical of many early English trade guns. The wrist inlay is included but not inlet.

All parts needed to complete the assembly are included.

To see a finished version click here.

The lock is the Chamber's Virginia round faced lock and the barrels are by Rice.

Available in 20 or 24 gauge smoothbore. Barrel lengths up to 47". (Call or email me if you want a barrel shorter than 47".)

Walnut stock is available at extra cost.

 Breech plug is installed.