Originally Posted by jlink280
I have always wanted a single shot in 45/70 since watching Quigley down under...I am a left handed shooter that is one reason the 1885 browning peak my curiosity.
Originally Posted by tmitch
If you want to be "Quigley" you need an 1874 sharps.
Originally Posted by fayettefatts
I have no experience with the sharps replicas, but if I was in the market I would be looking for a Shiloh or a C sharps.

...and fortunately for you it appears that the answer to all of these observations goes up for auction next weekend (Click Here). It's almost like a sign from above that you should go buy this rifle. grin

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Seriously though, as a left-handed shooter too, I do have a Browning 1885 chambered in a smaller .44 Magnum with a similar round to octagon barrel like the BPCR that I like a lot (pictured below with my gunsmith). I shot a deer with it a month ago during Mississippi's primitive season & it worked great. I also have a much larger Winchester 1885 Safari Octagon in .375 H&H and a Traditional Hunter in .405 Winchester. All of these are excellent rifles that I really enjoy shooting a lot.

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