My Stevens "Buffalo Rifle"

[Grogan]

Well maybe not quite, but still fun...

While out trying out my USFA SAA Carbine for the first time

http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,31971.0.html

I dragged along this little Stevens .22 Target Musket I picked up a couple of years ago from the estate of an active BPCR shooter I knew who'd gone to his final reward.  (I'd like to think I cherish this little rifle as much as he most likely did)

This little rifle is so much fun to shoot and is such a tack driver, it makes me wonder WHY nothing like this is built today?  A trigger to die for (I'm sure it came that way) and just great accuracy.

Of course it's not a real Buffalo Rifle, but this forum was the closest thing I could think of to include it in.

Fun and CHEAP to shoot!

[Delmonico]

Says BROW but any SS period rifle is welcome.  Got an old beat-up favorite action I need to finish building one of these days.

[Jed Cooper]

I would love to see a forum to discuss little guns. I have several different 22's. I have a deep affection for the single shots.   Jed

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[Steel Horse Bailey]

Cool lookin' little gun!

[Shotgun Franklin]

Those are neat little rifles. I owned one years ago but had to sell it when I was on disability.
Just the other day, I disarmed an older Gentleman who was shooting a skunk in his backyard. His gun was a very old .22 RF Remington Rolling Block. One day I'd like to look it over a little bit more but I want to let him settle down before I show up on his porch. And yes I let him keep the rifle and didn't file any kinda charges. I understood why he was doing what he did.