MilitaryHeritage

Ordered a baker rifle from these guys, 2 days later it had been dispatched and within a week it was in my hands. Which is fast shipping from Canada to the UK especially with customs being involved on both ends.
Quality of the rifle is amazing, I don't know why people are negative about them. It looks accurate, it sparks every time, all the components seem solid and sturdy. Next to my 102 year old Lee Enfield it looks like it belongs. Reviews can't do it justice, it's tge business.

I bought a sea service pistol from military heritage, it looks nice however the lock is junk.
The trigger pull was extremely hard so bad my wife could not fire it at all. I did some light filing and fixed that part
If looks like the lock was just roughed in not finished, the distance between half $#*! and full $#*! is very small
When fired the stroke is so small it just barely sparks. I tried calling never a answer and no reply to emails?
It looks like i will need to get custom gunsmith work done to this pistol to get it right. Would have saved money
Had i bought this pistol from a reputable dealer. No customer service at all? Beware!

I ordered a french fusil de chasse from Robert a year ago.He was very helpful and the musket arrived quickly and well packaged.It took alot of tuning to get shooting correctly. There are a couple of youtube videos describing the whole process. I wouldnt recommend everybody go this route unless very familiar with home gunsmith techniques. Robert supplies a good product at a great price. I love my french fusil and it would have cost twice the price for a pedersoli or three times the price for a custom gun. I ordered over the phone but I would not order without actually speaking with him personally he is very busy and the order may not be processed.

Was quite disappointed in the product received. Was no where near the gun pictured in add. Stock was painted black and of very poor quality.Inletting good but stock was like a fence post. Very crude work. Thought about buying another gun but want waste my money.

Overall, I'm very pleased with service and quick delivery of my musket. Packaging could be better with more bubble wrap. My box had a hole in it where it had been dropped on the barrel end during shipment. No damage. Upon examination the gun has nicks and scratches on the finish metal and wood and is teakwood, not walnut; but that was explained to me before buying. Looks like a India Made rifle but the lock appears strong and well made. Hey... for a start up gun for Reenacting it is what it is for $545.00. Dixie sells their Itialian version for $1500, but not everyone can afford that much just getting out fitted for French Indian War Reenacting. It's a good gun that appears to be suited for field use and if you get a scratch, your not so inclined to cry for the money spent. Walnut stock would be nicer I think. Overall, it's worth what you pay but it want take any blue ribbons for being flawless.

I kept checking the web page for when the MTS-016 English Dragoon Pistol was back in stock. After months, it finally showed back in stock. I ordered right away. The email stated "If the product in stock it normally takes 3-5 Business Days to process and ship your order." A month went by with no notices from Military Heritage (Access Heritage Inc.) I finally emailed them about my order. Robert emailed me back after a week stating "We are presently sold out of the Dragoon pistols but expect a new shipment in the next 10 days." I emailed Robert back stating "I have been checking the web site to see when the "MTS-016 English Dragoon Pistol" was available and ordered it when the page did not show "temporarily out of stock". I checked today and it still does not state out of stock. Is the web page not correct?" Robert replied a few days later, "They just arrived not two hours ago. We will be shipping yours out to you in the next few days." Two weeks go by with no notice of shipment so I email them again, "Can someone provide an update on my order?" Robert replied,"Sorry for the delay. I had marked your order as filled but it was not! Totally my fault and I sincerely apologize. Just processed payment and sent your order to the warehouse to ship as soon as possible."

I replied back, "Considering how sloppy your company has handled my order, I would like a full refund. It just is not worth it and I have no trust in your company. Please provide a receipt of the full refund."

I would not recommend purchasing from this company.

I bought a 1795 Springfield from this website. Wow. I spoke with a really nice and well informed guy on the phone, put in my order, and it was on its way a couple of days later.

UPS annoyed me a bit at my end but not the website's fault. Got it anyway. Got the vent drill and fired perfectly the first pull of the trigger. I'm really happy, considering other sites sell it for 600 bucks more! They are in Canada but I saw no difference than ordering from a US dealer. We're one big happy family IMO:-)

Took about 2 weeks from the time I ordered an in stock item. I called and asked about the order procedure and they were very helpful. Item sub-shipped from a MA address but it arrived quickly!

Ordered August 29th and now it`s September 20th. Ordered 18th century gentlemen`s flintlock pistol. E-mailed 4 times with no response. Called once and left a message with no response. Just cancelled my order. What a joke.

If you can`t run your business for whatever reason, THEN SAY THAT ON YOUR WEBSITE. Stop selling items as usual.

If you don`t have something in stock and have to wait for it, THEN DON`T LIST IT AS 'IN STOCK'.

There no excuses for treating customers this way. These are just basic principles of running a business. You can`t just let the orders pour in, then not answer any questions, and let weeks pass with no contact. I can`t believe these people are somehow still in business.

I Bought the Capt Cook Flintlock Double barrel shotgun. Ordered on 14 Dec., delivered to Huntsville, Al 21 Dec. Pretty fast shipping! I emailed a report of a small nick in the wood and concerns about the breech plugs being about 1/2" short of the pans when measured from muzzles. Got prompt response from John and even an offer to extend the return period and call the gunsmith to walk him through the vent drilling process. Very generous! I took the gun to my now ex gunsmith. He announced the gun was not made to be fired.

John had informed me that the breech plugs were cut at an angle where the vent holes were to be drilled. This was an error. The plugs screw up into the barrels and then are soldered to a top and bottom rib to match the barrels. The vents must go through the breech plugs themselves. They are solid, however and block the barrels 1/2" ahead of the pans. Ignorance of the product one sells is not a good thing, but is the only fault I can find with the company. The plugs must be removed, bored to depth like a patent breech, and then drilled for flash holes, reassembled and resoldered to their ribs. Once done, this is a very nice gun. I hope the company learns this product and modifies its description on the web site to indicate how involved making it shoot is.

The guys working there are great. Really nice and knowledgeable. I had a bunch of history questions before buying a musket and saber. They answered them all. It felt like Christmas when the package showed up. Musket a great sparker and sword was super well-made with great balance. I sharpened it myself and have been cutting watermelons for grins. My only complaint is they used annoying sterofoam peanuts. But they told they going to replace them with different packing stuff.