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Springfield Trapdoor Rifle From: Darryl Rogers |
Springfield Trapdoor Carbine From: Darryl Rogers |
Marlins From: TJ Parmele |
Marlin Model 1895 .45-70 From: TJ Parmele |
1895 Guide Gun .45-70 From: TJ Parmele |
Winchester Model 69 From: Allan Tarvid |
Winchester Model 69 From: Allan Tarvid |
english single shot rifles From: ElmerJohnston |
edge and deeley From: ElmerJohnston |
holland and holland From: ElmerJohnston |
big starr From: ElmerJohnston |
fraser From: ElmerJohnston |
Remington Model 8 From: Allan Tarvid |
Win M1907 From: Mark Freburg |
Fieldmaster 572 From: Bob Wilder |
Fieldmaster 572 From: Bob Wilder |
Fieldmaster 572 From: Bob Wilder |
Fieldmaster 572 From: Bob Wilder |
Remington M30S From: Mark Freburg |
Savage 99F Stamp From: Mike Wolf |
Remington Model 14 From: Joeduardo Amaral |
Mauser rifle 1895 From: Joeduardo Amaral |
44 Porreta Rifle From: Joeduardo Amaral |
Sedgley Sporter From: Allan Tarvid |
![Definitely a man's "recoil pad". Although the rifle is heavy enough to absorb some of the recoil it is not as heavy as the original military '03 and shooting 200-grain-plus bullets is not a](/images/RetrieveImage/35557/1 "Definitely a man's "recoil pad". Although the rifle is heavy enough to absorb some of the recoil it is not as heavy as the original military '03 and shooting 200-grain-plus bullets is not a - From: Allan Tarvid")
Sedgley recoil pad From: Allan Tarvid |
![Sedgley sporters of this era had no serial numbers. My research indicates that they either used custom barrels or re-contoured military barrels and put only the company name and "S" mark on](/images/RetrieveImage/35556/1 "Sedgley sporters of this era had no serial numbers. My research indicates that they either used custom barrels or re-contoured military barrels and put only the company name and "S" mark on - From: Allan Tarvid")
Sedgley Sporter From: Allan Tarvid |
![Sedgley Springfield-based sporters included the military action's magazine cutoff which allowed the shooter to single-load rounds until "rapid fire" was needed, then he flipped the lever to](/images/RetrieveImage/35555/1 "Sedgley Springfield-based sporters included the military action's magazine cutoff which allowed the shooter to single-load rounds until "rapid fire" was needed, then he flipped the lever to - From: Allan Tarvid")
Magazine Cutoff From: Allan Tarvid |
Sedgley Action From: Allan Tarvid |
Sedgley Sporter From: Allan Tarvid |
Remington Model 721 From: TJ Parmele |