Let's see your single shot firearms!

Here's mine. Remington XP-100 221 Fireball. Almost pristine.

This T/C is my onlyest single shot. I bought it in 45/410 many years ago and added a .256 win mag barrel and burris scope. This came with a huge T/C company fitted wood presentation case and a silver butt cap left plain to engrave. I belive the gun to be 1st or 2nd year production. I havent messed with it in many years.

The 256 is an awesome caliber. Wish I could find an old Ruger Hawkeye!

I had one. Thats what got me started. The hawkeye went to help finance a divorice. I also once had a nice martini built up in one. I have seen a 92 converted to 256, Guess they werent worried about the pointed bullets in the magazine. However that caliber really didnt kick. I would like to get a marlin 62 in one.

This one is built from a Swedish Mauser m96 in 6.5x55 caliber.
Not for looks, but only as cheep as possible.
Built for metalic silhuette shooting here in Sweden.
Works like a charm inspite of it's appearance

The bottom two are single shots.

I love that chopped rifle. And it's better for a lefty like me! Here's Shiloh Sharps ordered as a "Little Quigley". It's identical as Quigleys down to the sights and patchbox except standard LOP, 45-70 and 30" barrel.

Bottom gun was traded away, I still have the top one.

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John. SWCA #1586

...ok, it IS a single shot in each barrel....

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Dum vivimus Vivamas

this is one of my favorites, s&w 4th model single shot AKA strightline serial number 26

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George Jamison

Howdy,
Here is a XP 100 in 7BR.
It is a Frank Glenn front grip gun.It was built in 91 by Frank and re-barreled by him in 09 w/ Lilja barrel and two chamber compensator.
It is under a Nikon red dot now. In the picture it wears a Burris 4.5x14 rifle scope.
It is a lot easier to shoot with the dot but I get better bench groups with the scope.
Coyote union has filed a grievance against me, they hate the thing.
Thanks
Mike

My C. Sharps Long Range Express in 45-90

29aholic, You are much prettier than I imagined you'd be.

I just knew some wise *** would post something to that affect
Actually, that is my youngest daughter. She is about the same height as the rifle and she had a hard time holding it up for the picture

He beat me to it.......

Lemme think............

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Glad she takes after her Momma, ain't we?

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Regards,
Lee Jarrett

Very VERY glad

I've got a front stuffer.

It shoots.54 caliber 460 grain maxi balls over 110 grains of FFg or for plinking, PRB over 60 grains of FFg.

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Regards,
Guy-Harold Smith II

Here is one of my Contenders. It always raises eyebrows at the range. I don't get many takers when I offer to let them shoot it!

I had one of the original SSK 45-70 Contenders years ago...it was a handful for sure!!!!

Well, I can't find any pics, but I do have a few.

Breachloaders:

Remington rolling block .22 LR
Ithaca M49 .22 LR
Uberti rolling block .357 Magnum
Greener made Martini-Henry .310, rechambered to .32-20
(2) Martini-Henrys in .450
(3) Snider-Enfields .57
1873 Springfield trapdoor rifle, cut to carbine length, .45-70

Muzzleloaders:

Parker-Hale 1853 rifle musket .577
Parker-Hale 1858 rifle .577
Parker-Hale 1861 musketoon .577
Original Enfield rifle musket .577
Original 1863 Springfield rifle musket .58, cut to 33"
Dixie Gun Works 28 ga shotgun
ArmiSport 1842 musket .69
Original Harpers Ferry 1842 musket .69, dated 1844/1845
Navy Arms 1803 Harpers Ferry rifle .58

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WAR EAGLE!