TAY 210012 FRONTIER MAPLE FLINTLOCK 50C 39IN

SKU:
115684197
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UPC:
8029874002189
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MPN:
210012
$2,734.31
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Caliber-Gauge:
50 Caliber
Barrel Length:
39"
Barrel Length Range:
39" to 39.99"
Ignition:
Flintlock

The TAY 210012 Frontier Maple Flintlock .50 Caliber 39" Rifle is a traditionally-styled black powder rifle built for shooters who want authentic flintlock performance without sacrificing quality craftsmanship. Whether you're preparing for primitive hunting season, setting up for long-range black powder competitions, or simply want a reliable muzzleloader that handles like a classic American frontier rifle, this .50 caliber flintlock delivers the spark and accuracy you need. The 39-inch octagon barrel is both a functional design choice—offering good sight radius and inherent accuracy—and a nod to the rifles that opened the American wilderness.

Built on a maple stock, this rifle combines traditional aesthetics with the durability expected from a working firearm. The browned octagon barrel is finished to resist corrosion while maintaining the classic appearance black powder shooters appreciate. A .50 caliber bore is the sweet spot for most hunting applications and is popular among flintlock enthusiasts for its balance of power and manageable recoil.

Flintlock ignition requires a different skill set and mindset than modern firearms—there's no safety lever or ignition reliability we take for granted. You'll need to understand flash pan priming, maintain flint in the cock, and accept that flintlocks are weather-sensitive and sometimes temperamental. That's exactly why people shoot them: the mechanical simplicity, the direct connection between shooter and spark, and the satisfaction of mastering a system that hunters relied on for centuries. If you're stepping into black powder hunting or competition, or you're already committed to flintlock shooting, this .50 caliber rifle is a capable and honest choice.

As with all black powder firearms, you'll be responsible for sourcing powder, projectiles, patches, and percussion components. Keep in mind that muzzleloaders require significantly more field maintenance than modern rifles, especially after shooting—fouling buildup is part of the game.

Key Features

  • .50 caliber bore — effective for hunting and target shooting
  • 39-inch octagon barrel — traditional profile with solid sight radius
  • Flintlock ignition — no percussion caps, all-mechanical spark-and-pan design
  • Maple stock — traditional furniture with classic look and durability
  • Browned barrel finish — corrosion-resistant patina common to period firearms

Specifications

Caliber.50
Barrel Length39 inches
Barrel ProfileOctagon
Barrel FinishBrowned
Stock MaterialMaple
Ignition TypeFlintlock
BrandTaylors and Company
Model Number210012

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is this flintlock rifle and what can I hunt with it?

The TAY 210012 is a .50 caliber muzzleloader. This bore size is widely used in black powder hunting and is legal in many states during dedicated muzzleloader seasons. Suitability depends on your game and local regulations—check your state's hunting guide for caliber and energy requirements.

Do I need special ammunition for a .50 caliber flintlock?

Yes. You'll need black powder or black powder substitute, lead round balls or conical projectiles sized for .50 caliber, patching material, and a flintlock-compatible priming pan and flint. Unlike modern cartridge rifles, each shot requires you to manually measure powder, seat the ball, and prime the flash pan.

Is flintlock shooting difficult if I've only used modern rifles?

Flintlock ignition is mechanically simpler than percussion or modern ignition but requires more preparation and field awareness. You'll need to learn priming technique, flint knapping or replacement, and how weather affects performance. It's absolutely learnable and rewarding, but it's a different mindset from picking up a modern rifle.

What's included with this rifle?

The product information provided covers the rifle itself—barrel, stock, and lock—but does not specify what accessories, ramrod, or other components ship with it. Contact us directly for details on what's included in the package.