Relief cuts parallel to the ramrod extend from the entry pipe to the muzzle end of the wood, giving a long, thin look to a forend that is rather wide for this style rifle. The overall effect is a graceful, well designed rifle. These are definitely round ball guns. The barrel is 39 inches long. Guns come standard with brass buttplate, trigger guard, and ramrod ferrules, and a plain, uncapped forend.
Iron sights are standard blade front and buckhorn rear.
Set triggers, styled correctly for the rifle, complete the system. A touch-hole liner is used for flint, and drum and nipple for percussion, making this interchange possible. Barrels are made by Green Mountain. When asked to evaluate this rifle, I requested a flintlock in .50 caliber for a couple of reasons. First, it doesn't take much of a lock to crush a percussion cap.