Best Sharps Club

[Patrick Henry Brown]

A place for those who feel the need to rag everyone else about their "inferior" purchases. Have at it, pards!!!!

[Lumpy Grits]

Why, how "adult" of you
"Best Sharps Club" is ANY Sharps made in the U.S.A. and NOT imported! 
Cheers,
LG

[Ranch 13]

Best Sharps happens to be the one you have in your hands at the moment, with bonus points awarded to the USA made rifles...

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[Steel Horse Bailey]

 

Right on, Ranch!

[Ranch 13]

 Thanks..
 Are you getting along alright with your Sharps, or did you give up on it and move on to biggernbetter things?

[PJ Hardtack]

With six Shiloh rifles on the rack ( a mix of Farmingdales, transitionals and 'B' prefix), I can assure you that I've had some problems with them that needed to be corrected.
All save one were 'previously owned', the last being my first personal order. It was back in the box and on it's way to Big Timber the week I got it. The problems have graciously been addressed by the good folks at Shiloh and I expect to see it sometime this summer.
I also shipped them a couple of my Farmingdale locks for work and a Farmingdale breechblock for fitting of a new gas plate.

Previously, I shipped them a couple of my large pin 'dog leg' breechblocks in exchange for new small diameter modern blocks.
I suffered my first ever misfires with those blocks and asked nicely for the return of my old blocks. No more misfires. Lest you think it was just me, MLV once wrote about the same problem.

In the meantime, I have admired several 'cheap Sharps' owned by pals, including a Gemmer model (no longer made) that is downrigth beautiful! Well finished, great wood-to-metal fit, no rounded edges on barrel flats, etc. Do they shoot? You bet!
Looking down on them just isn't 'Cowboy'.
Same for guns made in Japan. I've got an '86 and my wife both shoot B-92s. I'll stack them against a lot of US made products any day of the week.

[Yellowhouse Sam]

No argument on the Miroku's.....they are a class act.  Just lacking in barrel/caliber options.  I'd like to see them get into the Sharps/Roller market.

[Ranch 13]

 Speaks volumes about the Shiloh folks. Here we have a large selection of old rifles and you not being the original owner and they still were happy to try and address you concerns with the rifles.
 It took me 2 weeks, cost over 50$ to get a trigger sear for my Taylors rifle and it took over 2 hours of careful fitting to get the thing to ever begin to work..... And I am the original owner of that rifle and had owned it less than a year when the lock fell apart..