These are images of Late 17th C, Early 18th C. Muskets and Fowlers that are correct for a Colonial New Englander and the Snowshoemen.

Note...I've had to shrink some muskets down to fit on page...they are not to scale !  All of these photos are of weapons that have been placed on consignment at the Track of the Wolf

FRENCH MUSKETS- Lighter, better shooter made these quite desirable.

French Tulle in Cherry 62 Cal.

CenterMark Arms Tulle

French Type D Tulle

Type C Tulle

ENGLISH MUSKETS- Sturdy Heavy and reliable..old military arms often restocked were very prevalent.

A Queen Anne Doglock (Lewis Leonard)

Queen Anne Musket (Maker of this one- Lewis Leonard) 

Premier New England Club Butt, Late 17th C.  (Eric Kettenburg-Maker)

1640-1670 Musket, Great King Philip's War  Musket

Early New England Dog Lock, Mid - Late 17th C.

A Hudson Valley Fowler

English DogLock  King William's War era

First Model Brown Bess . 75 Cal

Brown Bess Sea Service Musket 75 Cal

Basic 12 Gauge Fowler

The "Wilson" Trade Gun, English version of the Tulle

English Fowler

20 Gauge English Fowler

English Fowler, Notice the Flash Guard

DUTCH GUNS

Dutch Trade Gun 16 Gauge

Left Handed Dutch Officer's Fowler