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NEW AC APPROVED VENDOR - 18TH CENTURY ARMS
By Adam Daub
Tonight, we are proud to announce the latest addition to our stable of authentic vendors. 18th Century Arms featues custom-built rifles, knives & musket restoration/de-farbing. Here is more info from Adam:
"I have been fascinated with American history ever since I was young. I started shooting black powder when I was 11 and I went down a worm hole from there. I love everything from French and Indian War up to WW2. I've also participated in reenacting almost all time periods between but settled on 18th and 19th century. I started forging knives after I bought a coal forge to forge parts for flintlock rifles. Once i started making knives I just had to start reproducing Civil War blades. I've always had a interest in the Civil War with growing up close to Gettysburg. I've also wanted to get into the Authentic Side and what better way then to make high quailty reproductions. I just want to provide the upmost highest quality pieces just like they looked and felt in the time period."
CLICK HERE TO VISIT THEIR WEB SITE
CLICK HERE TO VISIT THEM ON FACEBOOK
Here are some Civil War items from their web site:
By Adam Daub
Tonight, we are proud to announce the latest addition to our stable of authentic vendors. 18th Century Arms featues custom-built rifles, knives & musket restoration/de-farbing. Here is more info from Adam:
"I have been fascinated with American history ever since I was young. I started shooting black powder when I was 11 and I went down a worm hole from there. I love everything from French and Indian War up to WW2. I've also participated in reenacting almost all time periods between but settled on 18th and 19th century. I started forging knives after I bought a coal forge to forge parts for flintlock rifles. Once i started making knives I just had to start reproducing Civil War blades. I've always had a interest in the Civil War with growing up close to Gettysburg. I've also wanted to get into the Authentic Side and what better way then to make high quailty reproductions. I just want to provide the upmost highest quality pieces just like they looked and felt in the time period."
CLICK HERE TO VISIT THEIR WEB SITE
CLICK HERE TO VISIT THEM ON FACEBOOK
Here are some Civil War items from their web site: