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Full scale plans are printed on 22”x36” white paper, and show the lock side, cheek side, and top view of the rifle, as well as cross-sections of the forestock, lock, wrist, and buttstock.  Details of the sideplate, triggerguard, buttplate, patchbox, and other small parts are typically included. Carving is drawn on the buttstock and other appropriate areas. The carving design should not be directly copied onto your stock, as it will not lay correctly on a curved surface. 

Actual printed plans do not have the "Copyright" watermark across them; that is only on the website. 
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Some of my plans are based upon photographs and dimensions of original guns, while others are drawn from tracings I have personally taken.  Plans are typically drawn as a "blend" of two or more original arms by a period maker.  In some circumstances, I have omitted particular identifying details of a specific antique, and replaced these areas with details generally in the style of the original arm.  

Plans serve as excellent study guides for those looking to branch into building a unique rifle from a blank, and provide you with the lines and details needed to produce an authentic and aesthetically pleasing piece.  I recognize that paper does not last long in a workshop environment, and customers who purchase a Full Scale plan are allowed to make copies as needed for strictly personal use.  

PRICE: 
Full Scale Rifle Plan, 22" x 36":  $40
Pistol Plan:  $25

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Lehigh Valley, Herman Rupp

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The "Classic" Lehigh Valley rifle, based upon two by H. Rupp
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Jacob Dickert, Early Lancaster

​The "Classic" straight stock Pennsylvania Rifle, Ca 1780-90
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George Schroyer, York County

 
​This plan is a blend of several rifles by George Schroyer/Schreyer
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Andreas Albrecht, Christian's Spring, 1775

This large rifle is based on several rifles attributed to Albrecht
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Lehigh Valley Pistol

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Pistol plan in the style of pistols by Jacob Kuntz and peers, with 8" octagon to round barrel

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J.P. Beck, Lebanon

​Based on several rifles by J.P. Beck, Circa 1780-1790
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John Schuler, Bucks County

​Based upon signed examples by Schuler, Circa 1790-1800
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German Jaeger, Hunting Rifle

Classic 1730s short German hunting rifle, with 28 to 31" barrel
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Thomas Earle, New England Fowler, 1775

​An exact drawing of an original piece by Earle in a private collection. Use simpler hardware for a New England militia musket
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"Little Lehigh", John Rupp

​More drop and slimmer lines, with side opening brass box
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Peter Neihart, Lehigh Valley

This is a large earlier rifle Circa 1785-90 with straighter architecture 
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Early Reading, Berks County

Sometimes attributed to Wolfgang Haga, this is a big comfortable rifle possibly dating to the Revolutionary War
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Hudson Valley Fowler, New York

Big Early fowling gun of Dutch styling, circa 1730, for large waterfowl
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John Moll Sr., Lehigh Valley, 1790s
Larger Rifle with 1" or 1 1/16" breech.   Drawn with Lg Siler lock.  Based upon two original examples with pronounced stepped wrist.  

Jacob Kuntz, Lehigh/Philadelphia, 1810 
​Late English style lock.  15/16" to 1" breech, tapered 42" barrel.  Based upon examples in the Metropolitan Museum

John Sheetz, Virginia Valley, 1790
Classic Virginia valley rifle, with straight comb, toe, brass box, English or American style lock, Similar hardware to Beck.

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