Northwest Tradegun

A vintage long-barreled rifle resting on a gray cloth on green grass.

No gun in American history has had such widespread use as the Northwest trade gun. Production of this gun touched 3 centuries with some traded to South American natives into the 20th Century!

By the mid 1700’s, the Northwest trade gun was the most traded and numerous weapon in North America.

Now is your chance to own a piece of history with the most popular firearm in early American history!

Close-up of a vintage rifle resting on a gray blanket outdoors.

View of sheet brass butt plate

A classic flintlock rifle resting on a gray blanket outdoors.

Shown with upgraded curly maple stock

Close-up of a vintage flintlock rifle with detailed metalwork on the wooden stock.

view of cast serpent side plate

Close-up of a vintage rifle with a wooden stock and metal trigger guard.

Inverted tang bolt

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