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HenryKrank100 - 104 Lowtown, PudseyWest Yorkshire, LS28 9AYTel: 01132 569 163 / 565 167Fax: 01132 574 962Email: sales@henrykrank.comwww.henrykrank.comOpen Mon - Sat, 9am - 5pmVisit our NEW website atwww.henrykrank.com100’s ofphotos ofantiquesfor saleonlineAll pistols and long guns are availble: On licence (firearms licence required for pistols and shotgun licence required for long guns)- available to collect in store or delivered to your local registered firearms dealer. Inert (no licence required) - available to collect in store or delivered direct to your door.Long Land Pattern Brown BessOn licence £390 Inert £357Short Land Pattern Brown Bess On licence £380 Inert £341Used by english troops during colonisation of indian + amercian territories.Brown Bess Mod 1778 Musket On licence £380 Inert £341Specification similar to Short Land Pattern Brown Bess but without the brass nose cup.Brown Bess Flintlock Musket ( India Pattern ) On licence £306 Inert £247Brown Bess Flintlock Carbine On licence £306 Inert £247Baker Inert Flintlock RifleOn licence £504 Inert £434Baker rifle of the early 19th Century.Indian Charleville MusketOn licence £318 Inert £280Essential AccessoriesFlat Powder HornSupplied with a 72g spout.Brass spring loaded button dispenser.Length 28cm. £41.40Large Horn FlaskBrass buttondispenser.Length 33cm. £49.80Leather Shot Flask £40.80Brass rocker type double shuttertop which has two settings,throwing 1• or 1• oz.Length 216mm.Hawksley CopperRope Flask £42.00Adjustable nozzlewhich has 4 settings -throwing from 2• to 3• dramsin quarter dram increments.Length 197mm.Doglock Musket 17th Century On licence £375 Inert £345English Pattern DragoonOn licence £216 Inert £203Early Dragoon holster pistol dating fromaround the 1740's. Barrel 30cm.English Short Light Dragoon PistolOn licence £216 Inert £203As above but with 23cm barrel.Pietta Black Powder RevolversPietta Rem 1858 Texas £196Pietta Rem 1858 Competition £598P. Rem 1858 Competition Stainless £738P. Rem 1858 New Model Army Target £243P. Rem 1858 Army Target Stainless £330Pietta Le Mat Cavalry Model £838Pietta Le Mat Army Model £838Pietta Le Mat Navy Model £838English Pattern DoglockPistolOn licence £246 Inert £218Early English doglock pistol dating fromaround the middle of the 17th century.Coast GuardPercussion PistolOn licence £153 Inert £107Coast Guard pistol circa 1855.Lancer PercussionPistolOn licence £169 Inert £147A faithful reproduction of the1842 percussion Lancer pistol.STOCKISTS OF:Pistol Loading/Cleaning Kit £27.60Suitable for use with all pistols and revolvers.Comprises of one 20.3cmsteel rod, nylon filament & phosphorbronze brushes, wool mop and bulletpuller. Available in 36 or 44cal.Rifle Loading/Cleaning Kit £31.20As above but with three steel rods.Available in .36 to .45 or .50 to .75 cal.Extension Rod Additional extensionrod for muskets. £4.80Brunox CleaningKit Offer1 x Brunox 100ml Gun Oil1 x Brunox 300ml Gun Oil1x Roll 4x2ONLY£9.95++Pietta Colt 1851 Navy Steel £216Pietta Colt 1851 Conf. Sheriff's £177Pietta Colt 1851 Navy Ni. D/L Grips £336Pietta Colt 1860 Army Steel £243Pietta Colt 1862 Spiller & Burr £206Postage 50 & packing £4.00 Target per order. Shooter Additional p&p charges apply for firearms + explosives. Above prices correct at time of printing.
Seb Rest on ReviewCoaxial rests have been around fora number of years. What are they?For those who shoot any form ofbenchrest or F Class rifle, they arewell known.Carl BoswellFor those new to the sport, theymay seem a little more obscure.The coaxial rest works througha couple of linear bearings andsimple clutch system to allow freemovement of the front ‘bag’ whichthe rifle rests in. This allows upto 40 MOA of movement on thetarget horizontally and vertically,controlled only by a joystick.Gone are the mariner’s wheel andwindage adjustments onthe rests that we all know. The joystickallows precise movement both quickly andThe SEB rest - a new mechanismto me, but for ease of use isexcellenteasily from one target diagram to another. This canbe a major advantage in a match as time is preciousand taking advantage of a specific wind conditionThe whole rest looks and feels fantasticand ‘does what it says on the tin’Target Shooter 51
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