I'll offer him almost $57.00 and some slightly used .308 brass.
Ed
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I have been infected with the 1874 Sharps virus and it is terminal.
Ed
chit thats nothing, stopped in Big Timber once to check out Shiloh on our way to Bozeman.....the wife took one look at my face while i was handling the guns in the showroom and now she wont even let me stop in Big Timber for gas last trip to Bizeman she told me i couldnt stop before we even left Billings and i hadnt even said anything yet
A serious student of the "Armchair Safari" always looking for Africa/Asia hunting books
My wife caught me looking at the Shiloh site again last night.
She asked the perennial question; "What is so special about those when you have so many other rifles you don't shoot much?"
It took me almost a half hour to talk about just the model I want and the accessories.
She finally said; "I guess it's like me and saddles."
She got it.
She has bought several guns for me over the years, so I think I can get her on board with this without too much trouble.
Wish me luck!
Ed
"Not in an open forum, where truth has less value than opinions, where all opinions are equally welcome regardless of their origins, rationale, inanity, or truth, where opinions are neither of equal value nor decisive." Ken Howell
It would work here also,all of the elk I killed have been 150 yds or less. It would also work on a bear hunt I have in November.
But there is this,Winchester Featherweight 7mm Mauser.
Taking this bear hunting.
I'm in the "definitely maybe" category for Quemado, but I think you should bring that. I may need to pull the trigger a couple times to confirm that I really don't need one...
Barbara is a wheelgunner. No riles or shotguns for her.
That said, don't get her mad when she has her Mod 60 and stand in front of her at 100yds and feel safe.
Ed
"Not in an open forum, where truth has less value than opinions, where all opinions are equally welcome regardless of their origins, rationale, inanity, or truth, where opinions are neither of equal value nor decisive." Ken Howell
Is that a 401 self-loader? Bring that, and the High Wall with what appears to be irrigation pipe for a barrel.
close, it's a M1907 in .351. Minor problems may be finding a mag for it (I have one, somewhere, but it's packed away). I have some old ammo, but new brass is backordered. I do have dies for it. Need to get some of the Hawk bullets.
The High Wall is a .45-90. It weighs about 7.5 lbs
Love the highwall! But I am a real sucker for classic singel shots.
its better in person Scott, got to see it in Tennessee.....definitely a rifle screwed together by someone that understood what a hunting rifle should be....
A serious student of the "Armchair Safari" always looking for Africa/Asia hunting books
.458WM Custom Mauser, .30-40Krag Contender Carbine .45-70 Marlin 1895, FA .45 Colt, and .22lr match Contender Carbine.
You know, the usual.
Ed
I'll trade you another 1895 Marlin for that .458 - straight across...you could corner the market!!
I think you, Ken, and Scott have all been smoking the same stuff. That .458 will never be sold or traded.
Ed
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last trip to Bizeman she told me i couldnt stop before we even left Billings and i hadnt even said anything yet 
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