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  1. Brian Knollenberg

    Springfield Model 1795 Barrel Band Spring Repair or Replace

    I was fortunate enough to pickup an original Springfield Model 1795 type 1 recently. The musket is in overall Good condition and everything seems to be functional aside from the front barrel band spring which is broken at the base of the long section. I'd prefer to keep the gun 100% original...
  2. Brian Knollenberg

    Need Guidance on Damaged Cherry Corners Lock Hammer on Older Contemporary Hawken

    Hi Folks, I picked-up an old contemporary custom built Hawken, and it was damaged in shipment to my house. Essentially, the box was dropped or crushed to the point the hammer broke through the packaging and ended up getting bent and cracked. After disassembly, I was able to determine the...
  3. Brian Knollenberg

    Great Great Grandfather's Manton Shotgun London or Belgium?

    Hi Folks, I have a family heirloom old Manton marked (on locks) percussion shotgun passed down from my GG Grandfather who immigrated from NW Germany (Oldenberg) in the 1860s. Based on where he lived, I assume the shotgun is of Belgian origin, but took some photos in hopes someone who knows far...
  4. Brian Knollenberg

    Hello from northern Colorado

    Thanks for accepting me. I'm a newbie just getting into traditional BP.
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