British Empire Guns, Gun Parts & Accessories

A blunderbuss is a muzzle-loading firearm with a flared, trumpet-like barrel and is the predecessor to the shotgun. Most of these weapons are mid-sized, being smaller than most shoulder-fired arms, but larger than a pistol. Although fitted with a butt,...

This sleek non-firing replica from Denix is the epitome of pirate lore. Wood stock with ornate filigree etching adorning the antique grey metal barrel, firing mechanism, and pistol guard. The butt plate is an exquisite relief of a skull and crossbones...

This distinctive blunderbuss pistol would have seen use around 1800 and features a heavily engraved barrel and lock with a distinctive pirates head butt cap. This replica features an antiqued silver/pewter finish over its cast metal parts and real wood...

This replica belt holster fits Brown Bess and similar muskets. Made up of top-grain black leather, it has a brass buckle and fits waists up to 52". Like the originals, it has a sewn-in bayonet frog and there are no holes for the buckle. You can create a...

These flints date from the Napoleonic Wars (1798-1815). For use with all period flintlock muskets, these British flints were made (knapped) to regulation pattern at Brandon in the county of Suffolk in England at the close of the 18th Century. Complete...

These flints date from the Napoleonic Wars (1798-1815). For use with all period flintlock muskets, these British flints were made (knapped) to regulation pattern at Brandon in the county of Suffolk in England at the close of the 18th Century. Complete...

New Martini Henry Brass Muzzle Cover #2, made similar to the original, does not have cleaning rod hole in the end, 7/8" diameter and 2-1/8" tall

Originally manufactured by W. Bailes in 1750 in the UK, this unique flintlock pistol gave you two barrels of attack. After the first shot, the entire barrel assembly could be turned over 180 degrees to immediately fire a second shot. As easy to carry as...

Introduced in the early 17th century the flintlock continued in common use for over two hundred years. But due to the time needed to reload this notoriously inaccurate firearm, industrious individuals added multiple barrels for multiple shots on target...

Introduced in the early 17th century the flintlock continued in common use for over two hundred years. But due to the time needed to reload this notoriously inaccurate firearm industrious individuals added multiple barrels for multiple shots on target...

A blunderbuss is a muzzle-loading firearm with a flared, trumpet-like barrel and is the predecessor to the shotgun. Most of these weapons are mid-sized, being smaller than most shoulder-fired arms, but larger than a pistol. Although fitted with a butt,...