Muzzleloader Accessories

Our hammer has a hand forged handle and a pinned brass head.  Durably made for knapping flints.  Made in the USA by October Country, a manufacturer of muzzleloading supplies.

Use our metal cleaner to prepare your barrel surface before applying our antique browning solution. Made in the USA by October Country, a manufacturer of muzzleloading supplies.   *** PLEASE PROVIDE A United Postal Service (UPS) DELIVERABLE...

RMC brush set of 2 for flintlock pan.

This touch hole liners is to improve ignition speed and reliability.  For renewing oversized, burned out touch hole liners, relocating touch holes, or for replacing other touch hole liners for improved performance. Allen wrench...

Made in North Idaho, this unique pan brush is made from the tip of an antler.  Each one is unique in color and design.  The bristles are all natural boar hair.  There is also a metal ring for tying or for hanging.  Made in the USA by...

A short, 7/8" long  rifle nipple wrench for #11 nipples made with tempered steel by October Country.

October Countrys fine stainless steel wire is attached to a brass handle. Screwing into a brass sleeve prevents the steel wire form bending during storage.

A two ended wrench for In-Line muzzleloaders. One end fits #11 nipples the other end fits musket nipples. Lightweight, easy to carry. Fits most side-locks too.

Flintlock shooters love this kit. It contains a pan brush, touch hole pick, and a hardened rod for tightening the top jaw screw. All on a handy ring with a snap hook. The flash pan brush is also available separately.  

Hand forged in Northern Idaho. This vent pick by October Country works great for cleaning touch holes. The curl on the top can be used to knap the edge of your dull flint. Every Flintlock Muzzleloader Shooter should own one.  Made in the USA by...

Our French Flints come directly from France. They are amber in color and in demand by Flinters.  They are available in sizes of 1/2" to 1"". Sold individually not 8 like the picture.   

A fast and straight through process for bluing a gun. After applying a coat, set aside. Then apply another coat and continue until you reach the desired depth of blue you want. For touch up or the entire gun. The process can be completed in an hour or so...