1795 Springfield

[Jackman]

I'm looking for a 1795 Springfield Musket kit so far all I can find is a Pedersoli , even google search don't find any hits.  Are there any other sources for a 1795 Springfield kits?

[varsity07840]

There may be some fro the India manufacturers but their quality is more than suspect.

[Jackman]

 I'm not afraid of India , seems all that google turns up is Pedersoli.

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 the rifle shop shows type 1,2 and 3

[Jackman]

the rifle shop shows type 1,2 and 3

 I'll give them a call thanks I saw their site earlier "Parts Set" hmm is that the same as a DIY kit.

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 yes , and you also have to build the lock, or have it done. i hear they no longer assemble them.

[Jackman]

awesome , thanks!

[varsity07840]

awesome , thanks!

I'm not making assumptions, but be aware that building a TRS kit is not like building a Chambers or similar kit. They require a lot of experience to turn out a nice product. Building the lock from their castings set IMHO should be left to a pro. Also be prepared to wait over a year for TRS to get all your components together for the kit.

[Jackman]

awesome , thanks!

I'm not making assumptions, but be aware that building a TRS kit is not like building a Chambers or similar kit. They require a lot of experience to turn out a nice product. Building the lock from their castings set IMHO should be left to a pro. Also be prepared to wait over a year for TRS to get all your components together for the kit.

Thanks I will consider and research building the lock.

[Clark Badgett]

I own a Pedersoli M1795 and its a quality built musket. That being said it's a huge beast and has a lot of excess wood on it. I will be going to The Rifle Shop next Friday to drop off a small order and I can check to see if they have any M1795 parts on hand if you would like.

[Clark Badgett]

Just left TRS. They have parts for the 1795 muskets. They also have a lot of English type parts in stock. Would have gotten more details but the wife was with me and kind of in a hurry.