[Jeremy V. Krause]

Most of the arms which I own are made by A&A and I am generally pleased with them. I would however like my next to be from a different maker. What companies or individuals are out there that produce arms of equal or better quality, keeping authenticity in mind. Thanks

[Patrick Kelly]

First tell us what your price ceiling is. Knowing the amount that you're willing to spend will help in making recommendations.

[Joe Fults]

The answer to Patrick's question is important because with A&A you've likely reached the top of the production/semi-production historic options. The possible exception may be some of what is coming out of Albion (which I have not seen or held). One option is to find something historic and have A&A do a custom verion of it gfor you. Its a gentle entry into the custom market and you still end up with something unique. Others can speak to other possiblitites with more authority than I.

[Nathan Robinson]

At generally the same price level of Arms & Armor sits another company, Albion Armorers that offers historically accurate replicas. Additionally, Christian Fletcher is putting together some nice combinations of weapons. At a less expensive price point, sacrificing some historical authenticity and quality of execution, are Angus Trim and Armour Class.

Look at the Links Section of myArmoury.com for more ideas.