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Quoted: 6ppc. Reloading is fun. Fireforming is fun. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/920/P1010020_JPG-1797259.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/920/5-shot-100yd_jpg-1797260.JPG View Quote That's better than the best 1 round group my Remington will do! |
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A Sharps rifle picture thread here years back convinced me to buy a 45-70 Sharps.
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I agree - they're a relaxing, fun way to shoot, but I no longer have my muzzleloader, and I gifted my only other single shot to my step-son.
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Ruger No.1 375 H&H
Put a fixed 4x on it and reload/cast for it. |
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Same here, make sure you get the copy of Buffalo rifles seen in the picture. Also make sure to get the lee 405 grain Bullet mold. It was made for the trapdoor. |
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Is the accuracy good with that linked ammo? I've been considering a 50BMG since the ammo is only $3 a round. Nearly the same price as 9mm LOL. Also 50 primers are about the only ones available. |
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That's awsome.
My next topic was another notch down these days "Pellet rifles are a kick in the shorts actually" |
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OP, get yourself a Lee Shaver tang sight and you'll really see what that Sharps can do.
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Quoted: Is the accuracy good with that linked ammo? I've been considering a 50BMG since the ammo is only $3 a round. Nearly the same price as 9mm LOL. Also 50 primers are about the only ones available. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Is the accuracy good with that linked ammo? I've been considering a 50BMG since the ammo is only $3 a round. Nearly the same price as 9mm LOL. Also 50 primers are about the only ones available. |
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Reminds me I've got a Ruger No.1 that I haven't even shot yet.
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Love my single shots! This is all the pics I could find at the moment. Got a few more that I have to do some pics of. For insurance purposes, of course.
Attached File Attached File Attached File And Handguns too! Attached File |
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I have Contender pistol in 14" .30-.30, and 14" .223. Great fun, rides great on utv's.
Want a rifle next, debating on what caliber. |
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The only single shot rifle I have (aside from muzzleloaders) is an old H&R Topper that came with a 20 gauge and a .22 Hornet barrel.
However, last year I bought this Swedish M1867 Rolling Block converted to a single shot 20 gauge shotgun. It was built by Remington in 1867. The firing pin was broken when I got it so I made a replacement on my 7x14 lathe. I shoot it with BP handloads in Magtech all brass cases. It carries really nicely in the woods and it's a hoot to shoot informal trap with it. Attached File |
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My last SBR was a Contender. I'll get a trapdoor, falling, or rolling block eventually, but I keep running into the cycle where I can't decide between a .357, .45-70, or jumping to a No 1 in a "real" rifle caliber like 6.5x55. I appreciate that the singles give me more options for running wierd loads especially.
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The single shot I want to feed Quoted: Cricket 22lr rifle here...........Fun,fun, fun !....... View Quote The single shot I can actually afford to feed. |
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Single shots are fun.
Ruger #3 -45-70 Couple of. 22 rifles Couple of 12 gauge |
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My TC G2 14" .223 with 4x fixed is a super accurate, fun gun to shoot. I want a 30/30 barrel for it...but I haven't looked that hard yet.
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Quoted: I've too much of a cheap ass to shoot my mag fed rifles right now. So I scratched an itch for a 1874 Sharps in 45-70. Bought a Pedersoli new with the 32" barrel, straight grip stock, semi buckhorn rear sight & blade front sight. I'm addicted to the damn thing now. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/239279/Resized_20210101_193421-1797229.jpg First target. Mediocre 100yd . With Hornady 325gr FTX. Forgot to take a drift for the front sight. The flyer was my fault. Set triggers are new to me. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/239279/Resized_20210119_144706-1797230.jpg My wife went full on retard with the single shot. Found herself an H&R 1873 Officers model trapdoor Springfield in 45-70. She's since found herself a full black powder reloading setup for it. Casting bullets too. The bitch took half my primer stash! It's a hoot to shoot though. Who else shoots single shots? View Quote Was that a new/recent purchase? Been eyeballing those. Which model is that...Business? If recent, where from, because I guess now is as good a time as any to get one if the price is not too...panic crazy. |
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Quoted: Was that a new/recent purchase? Been eyeballing those. Which model is that...Business? If recent, where from, because I guess now is as good a time as any to get one if the price is not too...panic crazy. View Quote Recent purchase. Got the Sharps end of December or first day or two of January at Bass Pro here. It's a Business model I think. I can check the box after work tomorrow morning. They had it marked $1600, but i got em to take a few hundred off due to some easily fixed compression on the stock. Seriously a damp washcloth, iron, & #0000 steel wool fixed took care of it in maybe 15 minutes. So I was out the door for $1450. My wife found the trapdoor at a little hole in wall gun shop in the middle of nowhere a few days after I bought the sharps. Think she gave $800 out the door. Probably another $200 or $300 or so in her quest for reloading supplies. Not counting the primers she stole from me. Shes got exactly no use for an Ar or Ak, strictly old stuff / designs. |
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Quoted: My Whitworth .375 H&H is among my favorite bolt action rifles to shoot. I’ve had No.1s in 7x57 and .223 but neither were very accurate. Still I always wanted a No. 1 in 375 H&H. How does yours shoot? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Ruger No.1 375 H&H Put a fixed 4x on it and reload/cast for it. My Whitworth .375 H&H is among my favorite bolt action rifles to shoot. I’ve had No.1s in 7x57 and .223 but neither were very accurate. Still I always wanted a No. 1 in 375 H&H. How does yours shoot? Mine does pretty well. Attached File |
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I love single-shots, and the odder the better.
Attached File The bottom one predates .22LR, and I mostly shoot .22 CB Shorts out of it. It’s a sweet little pistol. |
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