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largo casey:
Hi Ihave been shooting the long range for about a year now . Got a pedersoli sharpes 45/70 Been doing pretty good here at home with it. We shoot from 200 to 800 yds here.We have an anual match in May & have another in the plans later in the year.Still have a lot to learn about this long range. Largo Casey
Kent Shootwell:
Another good place for me to waste time! I've done a bit of silhouette shooting with the Sharps and a few side matches at cowboy action. Even did a couple of mid range (680 yards) shoots. But hunting with the old buffalo guns is my favorite use of black powder and lead bullets. Buffalo with 45/70 and 50 X 2 1/2" and bear and deer with the 50 calibre.
The 45/70 shoots a 522 grain bullet over 70 grs GOEX 2f and the 50 likes a 475 grain slug with 105 grains of 1f Goex.
Skyrider:
Kent Shootwell why I don't believe I could see that group through my bino's by golly! Some fine shooting you bet. 8)
I been itching to take my buff gun on a buff too, just as soon as I get that Pedersoli back from the gunsmiths, I'll start working up loads for a hunt after Christmas.
Bibbyman:
Wow! I'm glad to find this section. I love single shot "buffalo rifles" and have a good arm load of them. My pride and joy is an Winchester highwall in 45/70 flat spring. But it's not shinny new. It's the real thing. I have a couple of rolling blocks and trapdoor Springfields - one a 1868 50/70. In modern reproduction models, I have a Uberti highwall, a Pedersoli sharps and Browning hiighwall all in 45/70. In the Cape buffalo class, I have a Henery Martini in 455/577.
ndnchf:
Bibbyman - welcome aboard. Sounds like you have a nice assortment of fine ironware. I shoot a M1868 trapodoor as welll as many others. I really like the .50-70, its a great all around cartridge. I'm kind of fond of the .50s in general. I shoot a .56-50 Spencer and .50-95 M1876 Uberti Winchester too. The 50s are big fun ;D
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