Clothing
Head Covers
Hats consist of long hunters, top hats with ostrich plums and straw hats. All hats have a cockade with the mounted rangers insignia.
Pants
Typical drop front pants usually of period correct materials.
Weapons
Handguns: Firearms are all flintlocks ranging from French and English Dragoon pistols to the 1803 Harper's Ferry.
Long guns: Most are 1795 Charlevilles cut down for horsemen. Almost any type of flintlock of the day was used and smoothbores to allow the use of shot.
Edged Weapons: There are many varieties of swords from 1795. Light Calvary sabers to broadswords would have been whatever one could muster at the time.
Tack
Saddles are the most difficult but the most period correct would be the Buena Vista models or plantation saddles all in black or dark brown. Headstalls and so forth as the saddles varied. Most had breast collars as well.
Horses
Many units would designate a color of horse but in the civilian sector, it was whatever you rode in on.
Tent Age
Long hunter's tents as well as 1770 bell back tents were all used.
Cooking / Eating Utensils
Wood, pewter for the rich and iron or wooden forks and spoons.