Photo by Annie Drabicky Replicas of 1800s-era .45- and .50-caliber percussion pistols are among the items at Windwalker Primitive Weapons in Buda.
Stepping in to Windwalker Primitive Weapons in Buda is a bit like stepping back in time—if time since the early 1800s had been compressed into one 400-square-foot shop.
The walls, shelves, countertops and nearly every available space showcase guns, knives, arrowheads and more.
Gunsmith and owner David Stewart runs the place as a repair and restoration shop, as well as a kind of museum. He specializes in black powder firearms, but he also creates bows and arrows and custom leather items such as knife sheaths and belts.
