Pedersoli Kentucky Rifled Muskets

‘Kentucky Rifle’ series rifled muskets

Originally developed in the 1730’s, the ‘Kentucky Rifle’ (also known by various other names including ‘Kentucky,’ ‘long rifle,’ and ‘hog rifle’ among others) was designed to meet the unique needs of the American frontier. Built lighter, sleeker, and firing smaller calibre ball than their heavier, more unbalanced European counterparts, the Kentucky rifle was not only more accurate but used gunpowder and lead – both of which were scarce commodities in early America – much more conservatively than the bigger bore old world muskets. Its effective range was over three times that of the British ‘Brown Bess’ smoothbore musket, which helped make both the American ‘long rifle’ and the frontiersmen who carried it legends in their own time.

Pedersoli Kentucky Series (including the Frontier models)

Now you can relive the early days of the American frontier with one of the most popular muzzle-loading long arms of yesterday (and today)! Available in flintlock and percussion models, our selection of finely crafted frontier rifles spans the golden era of the North American muzzle-loading long rifle. Fitted with hand-rubbed European walnut (and for our 'Frontier Maple' rifle tiger striped American maple) stocks, gleaming brass furniture, and case-hardened locks, these rifles are built to please on display and on the trail (or battlefield).

Part #	Description	Action	Finish	Calibre	Barrel	Stock	Price
PD-S.210-450	Kentucky Flintlock	Flint	blued	.45 Perc	35.0"	In Stock	$649.00
PD-S.210-500	Kentucky Flintlock	Flint	blued	.50 Perc	35.0"	Sold Out	$649.00
PD-S.269	Frontier Maple	Perc.	blued	.50 Perc	39.0"	Sold Out	$1,249.00
PD-S.219-450	Tryon	Perc.	blued	.45 Perc	32.0"	In Stock	$929.00
PD-S.217-500	Alamo	Perc.	blued	.50 Perc	36 1/16"	In Stock	$669.00

Note: stock' (availability) refers to whether or not the firearm is currently in stock. We receive shipments on a regular basis and update these pages as items are restocked. Please contact us if you want a model not shown here.