News
News
A New Advertising Campaign
If you follow us on Facebook (and you should), you may have noticed that we recently launched a new advertising campaign. The response to our first ad was overwhelmingly positive, and we appreciate all the “shares” and feedback. By request, we have posted a couple of the advertisements here on our website.
Be sure to check this page often, as well as our Facebook page, for all the latest news from Veteran Arms, LLC
Veteran Arms, LLC is pleased to announce the release of their English Trade Musket. This piece has a shorter barrel than most of our muskets and is pleasantly balanced. It features the serpentine sideplate typical of an English Trade Muskets as well as a plain brass buttplate and simple wooden ramrod. We are sure it will be a popular model.
Another New Musket
Reenact with Us - New Opportunities
Veteran Arms, LLC is pleased to be able to offer our customers and friends several opportunities to join us for a weekend of history and fun this campaign season. Whether you are a veteran reenactor looking for something new and different to do or a first timer wanting to give reenacting a try, you are sure to make new friends and have lots of fun living history with us.
Events:
Feb 15-16 = Battle of Olustee, Florida (1864)
Mar 16-17 = Ft Montgomery & Tensaw Country, AL (1813)
Apr 25-28 = Battle of Selma, AL (1865)
Aug 30-Sept 1 = Massacre at Fort Mims, AL (1813)
Sept 19-22 = Battle of Chickamauga, GA (1863)
Dec 7-8 = Battle of Holy Ground, AL (1813)
See the EVENTS section of our website for more information about the events and how to participate. We look forward to seeing you “in the field.”
Send Us Your Videos And Links
We love feedback from our customers, especially photos and videos which show our muskets and pistols being used at reenactments, for hunting, and for target shooting. We would be pleased to receive copies of your photos and links to your videos.
Folks From Crescent Moon Armoury Firing 2nd Model Brown Bess
Firing the 1728/46 French Musket for the first time
3rd Model Brown Bess in the 198th Battle of New Orleans
If you have a history or firearms related website, be sure to link to us. Let us know, and we will gladly return the favor by creating a link to your website.
Hand Mortars Are In Stock!