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Jayhawker
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A few more Sharps pictures....

Just realized that I have never shared the engraving in my "fancied up" Sharps.....this engraving is a near duplicate of an original Sharps in Frank Seller's "Sharps Firearms". It's pretty and a shooter....considering I got it for a straight up trade for a 20" Rock River AR...I'd say I did OK....






Sharps Model 1874 - "The rifle that made the west safe for Winchester"
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It's a Uberti 1873 Winchester in .45 Colt
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You dumped an AR to get THAT? WELL FREAKIN' PLAYED!!
Though I do get why you were able to pull that off. My dad is into all the old single shots, and while they are UNDENIABLY cool, I like shooting the Sharps rifles the least, due to all the steps required to make them go off - ESPECIALLY when you add DST's and scopes that have to be pulled back in the mounts after each shot.
Postell bullet - excellent choice. It's like a .22LR subsonic match bullet. . . for men.
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