SN PC08 · 18th century
American Fowler
A smoothbore American fowler with slender 18th-century architecture, engraved brass furniture and a maker-signed barrel.
The American fowler is the working shotgun of the colonial period — long, elegant and unadorned where it matters, quietly detailed where the hand meets the wood.
This piece features a hand-shaped cherry stock, brass furniture, and traditional stock carving at the tang and ramrod pipes. Built under the watchful guidance of Ron Ehlert.
Detail plates
The handwork, up close.
