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RE: Single shot rifles
Another vote for the Rugers. I have four #1s and two #3s, (took 25 years to collect). They are made to last. Also have one High Wall in 45/70 and four H&R Handi-Rifles. The H&Rs shoot the loosest groups but are still good for 100 yd. shots.
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Don't forget the Sharp's. Tom.
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I've really heard a lot about the Handi I was thinking about perhaps 45-70 gov. For the price they seem like the way to go. As for caliber. All of my rifles are "practical" calibers. So a 45-70 gov. in single shot would be just neat to have while at the same time useful.
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Check out the buffalo classic model from H&R also, its a 45-70 and it looks pretty nice.
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ORIGINAL: bigpapa I've really heard a lot about the Handi I was thinking about perhaps 45-70 gov. For the price they seem like the way to go. As for caliber. All of my rifles are "practical" calibers. So a 45-70 gov. in single shot would be just neat to have while at the same time useful. |
RE: Single shot rifles
best rifle i own is my T/C ProHunter in a .25-06 caliber
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I load for a buds .243 Handi Rifle. I was skeptical at first, but it'll put 100gr Speer's and 58gr V-max inside an inch. I'd go with the handy in whatever cal you prefer for the $. Brett
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HEAD0001- that looks like a sweet Encore setup. What cal and how's it shoot? Thanks, Brett
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You could go with the handi rifle from H&R but they also make a ultra hunter that is pretty nice check out the web sight at HR1871.com
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