This is a copy of the the famous "Cookson" fowler circa 1750. The original gun was made by a Boston gunsmith using recycled parts from an early 18th century piece. The style at the time was to copy French fowlers, so the end result was a long barreled gun with a graceful drop to the stock.

Our reproduction has a 34" barrel in .75 caliber smoothbore. Overall length is 50". The lock and barrel on our reproduction uses the same markings as on our 1756 Long Land

Here is our Ship's Carbine. These are handy little guns in .75 caliber smoothbore. The barrel is 26" long. You can see a later version of this type of gun on pg. 188 of Boarders Away Vol. 2. The carbine shown in the book is still in it's original arms chest in the Smithsonian Institution and has a post 1809 type double throat cock. Our reproduction has the earlier style gooseneck cock.

The sling swivels are in their correct locations. The lock is marked with the GR Cypher and "Tower