
Armi Sport prices have changed (3/15/09)
Model 1841 US Percussion Rifle, a.k.a. "Mississippi Rifle" Euroarms Manufacture
Manufactured at Harpers Ferry Arsenal, c. 1846-1855. Total production 25,296. Available in the original 54 cal or in 58 cal of which 8,879 were converted by the national armories between 1855 and 1860. (.54 caliber - Special order) Brass mountings and patch box, browned 33" barrel. This model has no provisions for a bayonet however you can purchased a period type adapter from S&S Firearms.
#AS126 1842 US Rifled Musket (.69 cal Rifled) Armi Sport Manufacture $775.00+ $25.00 shipping/handling
The model 1842 U.S. Percussion Musket was produced in great numbers by both the Harpers Ferry and Springfield Armories from 1844 to 1855. Many of these arms had been delivered to militias in the late 1850s and saw service in the early years of the Great Conflict. This reproduction is true to the original measurements, with 42" barrel. The percussion lock is marked on the lock plate in rear of the hammer "SPRINGFIELD" and date "1847" in three vertical lines reading to the rear, and in front of the hammer, "US" under and eagle looking rearwards. Furniture in white. Stock is 55" long and barrel is 42" long, finished in white. Overall length: 58".


The 1853 3-Band Enfield Musket saw service by both the Northern and Southern troops during the Civil War. This replicas has all the features of the original including the one-piece walnut stock; original styled barrel bands; and blued barrel. The Enfield is accented with brass butt plate, trigger guard and nose cap as per the original. The "V" style mainspring in the percussion lock and military style sights compliments this fine musket. Overall length: 55".
#7033 Enfield Bayonet Scabbard not included $41.25
#2705 British pattern musket sling in black leather $39.95




The model 1861 Springfield Musket was the principal firearm of the Civil War. By the end of 1863 most Federal infantrymen were armed with either this musket of the Enfield. This Piece features a one piece forged barrel; military style sights; steel butt plate, trigger guard and barrel bands; and a swelled ramrod like the original muskets. The lock is marked "1861" Springfield" with an eagle. Has bright furniture, and a clean out screw bolster. American Walnut stock.
#7032 Springfield Bayonet (Musket Models
1855-1864) Scabbard not included $41.25
This rifle is a paper cartridge rifle in .54 caliber. This Sharps features a 30" Round Blued Barrel attached to a American Walnut Oil Finished stock with 3 metal bands. The front sight is fixed and barrel features an adjustable rear sight. Stock features a steel patch box. The barrel is 1 in 48" twist with 6 grooves. The overall length is 47". Tang is predrilled for creedmore sight placement with 2 1/4" base.

Exactly as the above Infantry Sharps rifle except this model is equipped with double set triggers.
#AS153 1859 Cavalry Sharps (.54 cal) $875.00 + 25.00 shipping and handling
This the sharps with the patch box. All other things are like the 1863.
This rifle is a paper cartridge rifle in .54 cal. This Sharps features a 22" Round Blued Barrel. The front sight is fixed and barrel features an adjustment rear sight. The barrel is 1 in 22" twist with 6 grooves. The overall length is 39". Tang is predrilled for creedmore sight placement with 2 1/4" base.

Confederate Manufacture Arms
#7032 Springfield Bayonet
(Musket Models 1855-1864) Scabbard not included $41.25

#7016 Frizzen Cover $8.95
A hand sewn leather sheath. Fits over the frizzen of a flintlock musket to prevent a spark should the hammer strike accidentally. Provided with a leather lace to be tied to the trigger guard to prevent loss.

#MSK2710 Cloth Gun Case (cotton drill). Please specify the type of musket when ordering. $9.95
Replacement Ramrods
All Musket slings are now made in the stained finish. For more information on stained finish please follow this link.
The US musket Slings were contracted in either "fair" or stained leather. Exposure to dirt grease and iron has aged some of these slings to look as if they were originally black but this is not the case.
For more information on stained finish please follow this link.
US Army Contract Slings
For instructions on how to put on a musket sling click here.
#271839 Pattern of 1839 Musket Sling $32.00
(Fits the 1842 Musket, Mississippi Rifle, 1816, and 1835) This is the first sling made of russet leather and brass hook. This sling is 44" long, and this is true that the sling for the 42 musket is shorter than that of the 1855. For more information on this sling please see Summer 2002 issue Military Collector and Historian, Journal of the Company of Military Historians.
We make the later one piece type but if you request we will make the earlier two piece.
#E2704 Two piece early trap door sling $35.70
#2710 Henry Rifle Sling $39.95
This sling is a private purchase sling. There is a neat feature on this sling and that is the leather protector to prevent the brass button from damaging the stock. The original this one was copied from was originally black.





c.s. Linen musket sling
#LS2708 CS Linen Musket Sling. . . . . . . . . . . . . $32.00
This musket sling is patterned from an original in Paul Johnson’s private collection and we fully believe it to be Confederate in origin. The original sling is long enough to fit the Richmond, 1855 or 1861 Springfield. This sling has a bent wire hook along with leather reinforcements and a free leather loop and leather attached loop. This sling was not made for the Enfield muskets.
US Carbine SlingsMade here in our shops for durability and authenticity. Has the regulation carbine sling buckle and brass end piece. Can be furnished in black, russet or white.
#WB2706 White Buff Carbine Sling with the
Steel Swivel Snap
$100.00 |
Bayonets are imported items; therefore, we have no control of production;. Some fitting to the musket barrel may be required.
You will need to do your own fitting. We offer this service at an hourly rate only.
#7042 1816 Bayonet (Italian Made) $129.95



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