Nock’s Volley Gun (789) 1744 Short Land Musket for Dragoons (728) This musket was considered a carbine with it's 42 " barrel. When first brought into service it had a wooden rammer with the early style lock plate. Notice the lock panel shaping and comb. Actually it is very distinctive in these features. These were made from 1744 1771 with the new straight lock being In 1780 the ordinance department ordered 500 of these seven barrel Nock's Volley Guns. The first 3 of these weapons were rifled, but it was found that the rifling was not necessary so all later models were smooth bore. adopted in 1757. These were all manufactured with wooden rammers with the exception of two There are 6 outside barrels located around a central barrel. The barrels are 20 " long in .50 caliber. After hundred which were made with metal rammers in 1749, using sleeved ramrod pipes. removing the lock, the barrel section unscrews from the breech unit. The central barrel fires the outside barrels. There was another 106 made up after the Revolutionary War and delivered in 1788, these will have a double 728 Set of Lock Castings £ 94.95 throated cock and standard frizzen spring. 728 TH Thumbpiece £ 8.95 728 AS Assembled Lock £225.00 789 Set of Lock Castings £ 94.95 728 SP Side Plate £ 12.95 789 BP Butt Plate £ 26.95 728 LP *Lock Plate £ 14.95 789 AS Assembled Lock £ 225.00 789 TG Trigger Guard £ 26.95 728 SLS Side Lock Screw (2 Needed) £ 2.95 789 LP *Lock Plate £ 14.95 728 C *Cock £ 14.95 789 TP Trigger Plate £ 10.95 728 FT Front Thimble (3 Needed) £ 7.50 789 C *Cock £ 14.95 728 TJS *Top Jaw £ 5.95 789 TR Trigger £ 7.95 728 RT Rear Thimble £ 9.95 789 TJ *Top Jaw £ 5.95 728 F *Frizzen £ 14.95 789 SP Side Plate £ 12.95 728 FSS Front Sting Swivel £ 7.95 789 F *Frizzen £ 14.95 728 FS *Frizzen Spring £ 13.95 789 FT Front Thimble £ 12.95 728 FSSS Front Sling Swivel Stud £ 3.00 789 FS *Frizzen Spring £ 14.95 789 MT Middle Thimble £ 8.95 728 T *Tumbler £ 8.95 789 T *Tumbler £ 8.95 728 RSS Rear Sling Swivel £ 7.95 789 RT Rear Thimble £ 7.95 728 B *Bridle £ 8.95 789 B *Bridle £ 8.95 728 RRT Ramrod Tip £ 6.95 789 BRC Breech Castings £ 64.95 728 S *Sear £ 8.95 789S *Sear £ 8.95 728 BAYB Bayonet £ 89.95 789 ST Stock £ 125.00 728 SS *Sear Spring £ 6.95 789SS *Sear Spring £ 6.95 728 BU Barrel Underlugs (3 Needed) £ 2.50 789 RR Ramrod £ 39.95 728 MS *Main Spring £ 12.95 789 MS *Main Spring £ 13.95 789 TJS Top Jaw Screw £ 2.95 728 BRP Breech Plug £ 19.95 728 TJS Top Jaw Screw £ 2.95 Barrel available price on application 728 ST Stock £225.00 *(Included in a Set of Lock Castings) 728 BP Butt Plate £ 26.95 728 RR B Ramrod (Tapered, Brass Tipped) £ 29.95 728 TR Trigger Guard £ 26.95 728 TP Trigger Plate £ 7.95 728 TR Trigger £ 7.95 1756 Light Dragoon Pistol (917) Pattern 1833 Manton Carbine (747) This carbine is the last official flint lock of the British Army and was a result of the trials that began in 1827, it is a composite of many ideas. It is .66 caliber with a 20 " barrel. The lock is very similar to Nocks screwless lock but has an external hammer so moisture couldn't creep into the lock mortise. The lock plate measures 5 3/8 " x 1 1/8 ". The throw of the cock is 1 1/2 ". This new pistol came out in 1756, reducing the barrel length to 10". The barrel was in .66 caliber, which was 747 Set of Lock Castings £ 94.95 the same as the carbines. It now has a new flat lock. 747 TR Trigger £ 7.95 747 LP *Lock Plate £ 14.95 917 Set of Lock Castings £ 94.95 747 SP Side Plate £ 8.95 917 TJS Top Jaw Screw £ 4.95 747 C *Cock £ 15.95 917 LP *Lock Plate £ 14.95 747 SSB Side Sling Bar £ 16.95 917 BC Butt Cap £ 18.95 747 TJ *Top Jaw £ 5.95 917 C *Cock £ 16.95 747 SSBW Side Sling Bar Washer £ 4.95 917 TG Trigger Guard £ 19.95 747 F *Frizzen £ 14.95 917 TJ *Top Jaw £ 5.95 747 BRT Breech Tang £ 14.95 917 TP Trigger Plate £ 7.95 747 FS *Frizzen Spring £ 14.95 917 F *Frizzen £ 16.95 747 BRP Breech Plug £ 13.95 917 TR Trigger £ 7.95 747 T *Tumbler £ 8.95 917 FS *Frizzen Spring £ 14.95 747 BK Barrel Key (2 Needed) £ 5.95 917 SP Side Plate £ 9.95 747 B *Bridle £ 8.95 917 T *Tumbler £ 8.95 747 UL Underlug (2 Needed) £ 4.95 917 RRT Ramrod Thimble (Flared) £ 7.95 747 S *Sear £ 8.95 917 B *Bridle £ 8.95 917 BRP Breech Plug £ 14.95 747 NC Nose Cap £ 6.95 917 S *Sear £ 8.95 747 SS *Sear Spring £ 6.95 917 BA Barrel £ 95.00 747 RT Rear Thimble £ 9.95 917 SS *Sear Spring £ 6.95 747 MS *Main Spring £ 13.95 917 RR Ramrod (Tapered, Brass Tipped) £ 19.95 747 FT Front Thimble £ 9.95 917 MS *Main Spring £ 14.95 747 SAF *Safety £ 4.95 917 ST Stock £ 125.00 747 RR Ramrod Complete w/swivel £ 39.95 747 SAFS *Safety Spring £ 3.50 *(Included in a Set of Lock Castings) 747 RRB Ramrod Button £ 4.00 747 SAFL *Safety Latch £ 4.95 747 RRS Ramrod Swivel £ 5.95 747 TJS Top Jaw Screw £ 2.95 747 RRSA Ramrod Swivel Arm (pair) £ 9.95 747 BP Butt Plate £ 26.95 747 ST Stock £169.95 747 TG Trigger Guard (Barrels are available from Getz, Colerain or Rayl) £ 26.95 747 TP Trigger Plate £ 8.95 Barrel available price on application *(Included in a Set of Lock Castings) 1756 Long Land Pattern (549) First Model Brunswick Rifle (673) This is the last of the Long Land series Muskets. This model has the metal ramrod and different The first percussion rifle adopted by the British and approved in 1837. The original was a 2 grooved barrel thimbles. The lock is straight but still has only one screw showing behind the cock. The lock panels shooting a belted ball in .62 calibre, but when production started the calibre was changed to .70 so they could are plain with no carving or tear drops. The forearm is slightly fuller and the cast brass nose cap is shoot a musket ball if needed. The barrel is 30 3/16 ". Many thanks to William Marean who supplied us the standard on this model. It has a 46 " tapered round barrel, it is available in .75 or .77 caliber. The pattern rifle and research for this project. These rifles remained in use until the 1850's. We also have the lock plate measures 6 7/8 x 1 1/4 Throw size 2. Russian version of this rifle listed later in this catalogue Bayonets for this rifle are listed in the bayonet section. 549 Set of Lock Castings £ 94.95 673 Set of Lock Castings £ 79.95 673 FT Front Thimble £ 9.95 549 TH Thumbpiece £ 8.95 673 LP *Lock Plate £ 14.95 549 AS Assembled Lock £ 225.00 673 NC Nose Cap £ 8.95 549 NC Nose Cap £ 8.95 673 PH *Percussion Hammer £ 19.95 549 LP *Lock Plate £ 14.95 673 FSSW Front Sling Swivel £ 6.95 549 SP Side Plate £ 12.95 673 T *Tumbler £ 8.95 549 C *Cock £ 14.95 673 RSSW Rear Sling Swivel £ 6.95 549 SIS Side Lock Screw £ 2.95 673 B *Bridle £ 8.95 549 TJ *Top Jaw £ 5.95 673 PBH Patch Box Head £ 10.95 673S *Sear £ 8.95 549 FT Front Thimble £ 12.95 673 PBD Patch Box Door £ 10.95 549 F *Frizzen £ 14.95 673SS *Sear Spring £ 6.95 549 MT Middle Thimble (2 Needed) £ 7.95 673 PDBL Patch Box Door Latch £ 6.95 549 FS *Frizzen Spring £ 13.95 673 MS *Main Spring £ 14.95 549 RT Rear Thimble £ 9.95 673 LSW Lock Screw Washer £ 3.50 549 T *Tumbler £ 8.95 673 BRPB Breech Plug Bolster £ 18.95 549 FSS Front Sting Swivel £ 7.95 673 RR Ramrod £ 44.95 549 B *Bridle £ 8.95 673 HBRT Hook Breech Tang £ 14.95 549 FSSS Front Sling Swivel Stud £ 3.00 673 BK Barrel Key (3 Needed) £ 5.95 673 RSB Rear Sight Base £ 12.50 549 S *Sear £ 8.95 673 UL Underlugs (3 Needed) £ 4.95 549 RSS Rear Sling Swivel £ 7.95 673 RSL Rear Sight Leaf £ 4.00 549 SS *Sear Spring £ 6.95 673 BL Bayonet Lug £ 15.95 549 RR Ramrod £ 34.95 673 FRS Front Sight £ 4.95 549 MS *Main Spring £ 12.95 673 BAYB Bayonet Blade £ 79.95 549 BAY Bayonet £ 89.95 673 BP Butt Plate £ 24.95 549 TJS Top Jaw Screw £ 2.95 673 BAYH Bayonet Handle £ 29.95 549 BRP Breech Plug £ 19.95 673 TG Trigger Guard £ 24.95 549 BP Butt Plate £ 26.95 673 BAYL Bayonet Latch £ 13.95 673 TR Trigger £ 6.95 549 BU Barrel Underlugs (3 Needed) £ 2.50 673 ST Stock £ 225.00 549 TR Trigger Guard £ 26.95 673 TP Trigger Plate £ 7.95 549 TP Trigger Plate (Stocks available hom Bob Lepley) £ 7.95 673 MT Middle Thimble £ 8.95 549 TR Trigger £ 7.95 Barrel available price on application Barrel and stock available price on application *(Included in a Set of Lock Castings) *(Included in a Set of Lock Castings) Paget Carbine (601B) “Elliot” Light Dragoon Pistol (568) Adopted in 1808, this was the basic weapon of the English Cavalry till about 1830.