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RE: Photo Thread - Longcarbine - 04-29-2017

All very nice Hiwall! Some good looking stocks on all of them, I'm a sucker for well figured wood.


RE: Photo Thread - Rick Mulhern - 05-18-2017

[Image: 29163627182_b763a35665_b.jpg]Muzzle Loading Rifles by Sharps Man, on Flickr


RE: Photo Thread - Don McDowell - 05-18-2017

Heart Love them Hawken rifles.
Big Grin Even if they did build the one with the lock on the wrong side.Tongue


RE: Photo Thread - Rick Mulhern - 05-18-2017

(05-18-2017, 08:43 PM)Don McDowell Wrote: Heart Love them Hawken rifles.
Big Grin Even if they did build the one with the lock on the wrong side.Tongue

Every 'old man' should own a good traditional ML rifle! Especially a Flintlock. Big Grin


RE: Photo Thread - Don McDowell - 05-18-2017

[attachment=900] true enough and especially if it's one he got when he was a young feller.Big Grin

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RE: Photo Thread - ken s - 06-09-2017

(04-24-2017, 12:21 PM)ken s Wrote: original 74 Sharps Bridgeport 40 70 sporting rifle. factory letters to 1876
it shoots too! Ken

Sure Don. factory letter says shipped 1876, then again (unsold I guess) in 1879
Listed by serial number in Arming the West. as shipped west by S.H.and G. in 1879.
I shot it today....60 grains 2f, 330 bullet...4 inches at 100 yards. I've had the gun for 30 years and I'm playing with PP and greasers now. fun to shoot. ][attachment=908][attachment=908]


RE: Photo Thread - ken s - 06-14-2017

(06-09-2017, 03:59 PM)ken s Wrote:
(04-24-2017, 12:21 PM)ken s Wrote: original 74 Sharps Bridgeport 40 70 sporting rifle. factory letters to 1876
it shoots too! Ken

Sure Don. factory letter says shipped 1876, then again (unsold I guess) in 1879
Listed by serial number in Arming the West. as shipped west by S.H.and G. in 1879.
I shot it today....60 grains 2f, 330 bullet...4 inches at 100 yards. I've had the gun for 30 years and I'm playing with PP and greasers now. fun to shoot. ]

A couple of more guns that I've restocked. the Shiloh is a 50 90 in XXXX presentation wood. cast my own nose cap too. enjoy....Ken



RE: Photo Thread - Ironramrod - 06-14-2017

Ditto on the ML rifles. I have 2 Thompson/Center rifles (both kits), 5 interchangeable barrels from .45 to .54 cal. Both are winners, perform well, and have shot a lot of stuff from targets, bunnies and squirrels up to some fairly big deer. Ya can't beat fun for a good time!Big Grin I forgot about the shotguns and revolvers, but that stuff is another story.DodgyBig Grin

Regards
IR