Mike Pierce
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Anyone know where I can find a Parker Hale Musketoon or how to get one of the Navy Arms reproduction models?
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Parker Hale Musketoon
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That link is to a Parker Hale 3 band Rifled Musket.
Here is a link to Dixies Musketoon but it is not a Parker Hale. http://www.dixiegunworks.com/product_info.php?products_id=888
The only Parker Hale Musketoons available now are used guns, and if one is lucky enough to find one they can expect to pay pretty big bucks.
The Musketoon, which was used by the Artillery (and some Light Brigade?) is a really neat little (for that time period) gun.
It's only shortcoming is due to its light weight it does kick with authority when shooting a heavy Minie' ball.
Here is a link to Dixies Musketoon but it is not a Parker Hale. http://www.dixiegunworks.com/product_info.php?products_id=888
The only Parker Hale Musketoons available now are used guns, and if one is lucky enough to find one they can expect to pay pretty big bucks.
The Musketoon, which was used by the Artillery (and some Light Brigade?) is a really neat little (for that time period) gun.
It's only shortcoming is due to its light weight it does kick with authority when shooting a heavy Minie' ball.
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tjohnson56
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I think I saw used Parker Hale guns over at The Gun Works Muzzleloading Emporium. Look under the used guns. You best be sitting down when you see the prices.
Russ T Frizzen
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They've got one for $625.00.That's a very reasonable price for one of these English made musketoons. Bet someone grabs it up quick.
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They did have some nice guns. Has anybody done business with The Gun Works? Some of their prices looked pretty good but I've never ordered anything from there.
Russ T Frizzen
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But the Parker Hale being sold now as a new gun is not the same as the gun sold in the past that was made in England. That Parker Hale label is very misleading--almost false advertising.
