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Traditions Firearms Kentucky Pistol .50 Case Hardened Frame with Blued Barrel Black Powder Muzzleloader Pistol

The Traditions Kentucky Pistol is a classic percussion-cap muzzleloader built to capture the feel of early American sidearms. Featuring a 10-inch blued barrel, a color case hardened frame, and a traditional single-shot loading setup, it’s a historically inspired pistol with fixed iron sights and a balanced one-piece stock design.

Key features

  • 10-inch blued barrel with a color case hardened frame for a period-correct look
  • Fixed iron sights for consistent, straightforward aiming
  • .50 caliber percussion cap muzzleloader for traditional black powder performance
  • Single-shot loading using a ramrod design for an authentic muzzleloader experience

If you’re looking for a historically styled .50 caliber muzzleloading pistol with classic Traditions craftsmanship, the Kentucky Pistol is ready to join your collection.

Traditions Firearms Kentucky Pistol .50 Case Hardened Frame: quick facts

What caliber is the Traditions Firearms Kentucky Pistol .50 Case Hardened Frame?
It is chambered in .50.
How big and heavy is it?
Barrel length 10 inches.
What kind of action does it use?
Single Action.
Is it optic ready or threaded?
Optic ready: No.
What sights and finish does it have?
Sights: Standard Sights; finish: Case Hardened Frame with Blued Barrel.
Is it new or used?
New, in the original packaging.
Can I buy it in Delaware?
Yes. It ships to a licensed FFL dealer in Delaware; you pick it up there after the background check. Delaware buyers need a handgun qualified purchaser permit or a current Delaware carry license before a dealer can transfer this pistol.
Is it in stock?
Yes, at $338.09. Orders leave within 1-2 business days; shipping is free over $999.

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