Very good - that is one I have always wanted.

Get a lever designed for the 308.

The four democrats are traitors to America.

Came to the forum looking for a price on an "old savage".

He did reply on the other site. The discussion went on both sites. But thanks for following.

Thanks Joe, FP period correct to 59 then.

Hobie, how long has the foolproof been around?

Decisions, decisions? The Foolproof is, well, foolproof, but looks a little out of place to me on vintage rifles which this on the edge of. The Lyman looks more period but - personal preference I would say.

Great story Jim, he looks like he might be a little annoyed with you.

I would rather have Northerns than trout.

Let me correct that 43.0 gr. - 2072 fps. was a bit more accurate.

Whoa Griff, what is that hiding on top of that 375?

Here's mine



42.0 gr of H335 with a Sierra 200 - 5x 1 3/4" at 100 yds. I am looking for something better. Ordered some RL7.

We had pickerel in NJ. Great to eat. Smaller cousin of the pike. World record is 9 lb.

YO !!!!!!!!

Kim,

I have specialized in practicing Blair Upper Cervical Chiropractic since 1978 - after it helped me following a few traumas.

6.1 gr of Red Dot here - 200 gr. 1100 fps. 20" barrel.

Bruce, the wood is standard grade but apparently there is an option to have them select the best of that. It might not be listed as an option. This is Curtis's third of these and he always seems to get some custom combination of options that he discusses with them. I guess they will do almost anythi...

Ah, Dave, got one on the 375 but that is it.

And the recoil was surprisingly mild.

I need a better picture but this will put a 360 out at 1570 fps. Amazing.

The democratic congress has a 20% approval rating - this may help in Pa.

The Ds, that ought to tell you something.

Dave, I think Scott sticks with black - great stuff - Curtis plans to use smokeless in this one. He did buy it for the same purpose though - a general hunting gun. He has two others. All nice arms. Could get the fever myself.

Rusty, Shiloh Sharps in Big Timber, Mt. What a lovely rifle. Hobie - probably just send them the dough. This one was about $2300 I believe. I handles very well and that little lever latch is natural underneath the middle finger. Thanks Griff, I certainly can't claim any degree of proven skill with t...

45-70, the handload was 25.0 grs of 2400 behind a 365 Lee. I had previously gotten about 2 1/2" for five at 100 yds with my 1895SS and yes the shooting on these were at 100 yds. That load had previously chronographed 1475 fps in the Marlin.

What works well for you in smokeless in you Sharps?

When did the safety come in?

Some shooting my friend !!!!

I'll revisit this later when the site works but in the mean time, here are some pics of friend Curtis's newest Shiloh Sharps. He dropped it by my office and left it with me for a few weeks to shoot as he wouldn't be using it until next month. It is a custom with some interesting features such as the...

OK Kirk, more will beam down.