Rifles Old West

ROLLING BLOCK TASCOSA Old West

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    Model Cal. Grooves Twist (in) Barrel length (in) Overall length (in) Weight (lbs) Shot magazine Muzzle Thread
    R.Block John Bodine Tascosa 45/70 6 1:18 30 46 – 7/8 11,89
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HIGH-WALL TASCOSA Old West

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    Model Cal. Grooves Twist (in) Barrel length (in) Overall length (in) Weight (lbs) Shot magazine Muzzle Thread
    High Wall Tascosa 45/70 6 1:18 32 48 - 7/16 11,67
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Sharps Tascosa Old West

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    Model Cal. Grooves Twist (in) Barrel length (in) Overall length (in) Weight (lbs) Shot magazine Muzzle Thread
    Sharp’s Long Range Tascosa 45/70 6 1:18 34 50 - 13/16 12,11
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1874 Sharps Old West

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Based upon a Cavalry model, the 1874 Sharps ‘Q’ Down Under retains both patch box and saddle ring, and features a checkered walnut stock with German silver cap and oil finish.

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1874 Sharps Long Range Old West

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An accurate reproduction of the Sharps Long Range Model with its 34” barrel. First produced with a single trigger, in February 1879 some one hundred pieces were produced with double set triggers. Stocked with selected walnut of the pistol-grip civil variety, the Long Range Model includes checkering and cheek piece to enhance shooting stability. The forend is finished with a German silver cap.

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1874 Sharps ‘Q’ Down Under Old West

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Based upon a Cavalry model, the 1874 Sharps ‘Q’ Down Under retains both patch box and saddle ring, and features a checkered walnut stock with German silver cap and oil finish.

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1874 Sharps Silhouette Old West

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A variation of the Sporting Model, with walnut pistol-grip stock built specifically to meet NRA requirements for Black Powder Cartridge Rifle competition.

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1874 Sharps Buffalo Old West

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A rifle for the New Millennium, the Sharps Buffalo features select walnut with German silver forend cap, and target rifle characteristics by way of heavy barrel, pistol grip stock, and double set trigger.

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1874 Sharps Boss Old West

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The 1874 Sharps Boss is specifically created for the new era, but incorporates the values and traditions of the Old West. Produced with octagonal heavy barrel with Hartford collar, best grade walnut stock, and German silver forend cap. “BOSS GUN” gold inlay on the frame makes this Pedersoli stand out!

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1874 Sharps Little Betsy Old West

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A new version of the 1874 Sharps, the Little Betsy is notable for its slim lines and reduced size. Rounding profiles and minimizing dimensions on the frame, side plates, and barrel reduce weight to 7.65 pounds. The forged and CNC machined frame features floral engraving, the stock in made of American walnut, and the barrel features a matte blue finish. The sight set includes a tunnel front sight and folding Creedmoor rear. A double set trigger rounds out this lively package.

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1874 Sharps Competition Old West

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Purpose built for targets out to 1000 yards, the new Sharps Competition features a high comb stock, wide butt plate, and checkered pistol grip; perfect for shooting from the prone position. Frame, trigger plate, and lever carry a coin color finish. Produced with a heavy octagonal barrel with Hartford collar, the Sharps Competition is also equipped with rear sight and tunnel front with interchangeable inserts, and is drilled and tapped to receive a Creedmoor tang sight.

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1874 Sharps Business Old West

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The basic verison of the great Sharps Sporting Rifle, the 1874 Sharps Business maintains key technical characteristics and precision. Made for those seeking a faithful, strong, and practical lifetime companion. The walnut buttstock is complete with checkering, and metal finish includes low glare coating and case-hardened color.

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Rolling Block Old West

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A great rival to the Sharps in its time, Pedersoli brings back a true contender from the Old West, the Rolling Block. Due to the supremely safe locking system, the Rolling Block gained favor worldwide. Available in a variety of calibers and barrel lengths, all models can be mounted with front tunnel sights featuring interchangeable inserts and Creedmoor rears adjustable in both windage and elevation. The Deluxe versions are embellished with rich engravings on coin colour frames.

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High Wall Old West

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A classic from the legendary American 1800s, the High Wall is an iconic long range single shot rifle. Equipped with a matte blued and broach rifled barrel, case hardened frame, and single-set trigger, Davide Pedersoli makes this refined target rifle available to the world once again. The checkered walnut stock features both pistol grip and cheek piece. The Pedersoli High Wall is equipped with Winchester type rear sight and a blade front, and is drilled and tapped to mount a tang sight rear and tunnel front.

Available in 45-70 with a 1:18” twist 32” barrel, or 38-55 with a 1:12” twist 30” barrel.

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Kodiak Express Mark IV Old West

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Pedersoli’s faithful reproduction of the famous “Colt Double”, a breech loading double rifle from the 19th century. The Kodiak Mark IV is a refined yet accessible reproduction for collectors and hunters. The tapered round barrels are fitted with dovetailed double-leaf rear sights. The stock is hand selected walnut with checkering and an oil finish. In 45-70, 450NE, and 9.3x74, the Kodiak makes an excellent yet unique choice for hunting, with weight and balance a priority in development.

Upon request, all Kodiak Mark IV models are available with a 20ga barrel set in to maximize the capabilities of this iconic firearm.
The Deluxe version features a coin color frame and fittings with engraved embellishments.

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“La Bohémienne” Side by Side Shotgun

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The outside hammer percussion system always confers a certain elegance to a hunting shotgun, reminiscent of a classic style that should not be forgotten. This classic side by side shotgun, featuring ease of handling, presents itself as the ideal solution for the hunter fond of beautiful guns. The barrels, with interchangeable chokes, are brown matte color finished; the stock with pistol grip and the fore end are checkered for a comfortable and safe grip. The frame is light color, case hardened with nice hand finished engraving. Can be used with steel shot cartridges but are recommended only with Improved Cyl/Cyl chokes.

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Wyatt Earp Side by Side Shotgun

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The Wyatt Earp side by side shotgun can be easily opened with only one hand allowing very fast loading. With quick shell extraction and smooth hammer cocking, this shotgun is ideal for hunting. Or for the old west aficionados, the beautiful checkered walnut pistol grip and case hardened frame with “Wyatt Earp” engraved on the side, are sure to be appreciated. Other details include 3” Magnum chambers, chromed barrel bores with blued finish, and Colt’s style sturdy hammers which can be cocked together in a simple and safe manner.

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Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Old West

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The War Department needed to replace their excellent muzzle loading muskets with metallic cartridge rifles by the end of the American Civil War in 1865. By 1866 the first transformation of a muzzle loading musket to cartridge use appeared, and in 1868 the first “Trapdoor Rifle” was created. Further modified in 1870, and again three years later, a new rifle emerged. Chambered in 45-70, the revolutionary Springfield Trapdoor answered the call to duty.

Many rifles, and of many variations, were produced over the following twenty years; basic Trapdoors for American Soldiers, smooth bored versions for cadets, target variations, and pieces destined specifically to Officers’ hands, including General George Armstrong Custer. The Springfield Trapdoor even served during the Spanish-American War of 1898 and 1899.

Davide Pedersoli Company is pleased to offer flawless reproductions of the three most historically significant models: the US Army Rifle (S.905), the US Cavalry Carbine (S.900), and the Officer’s Rifle (S.910), the latter equipped with a single set trigger, rear sight, and Creedmoor sight adjustable for both elevation and windage.

All Trapdoor reproductions from Davide Pedersoli follow the originals perfectly, blending traditional manufacturing handcraft with the state-of-the-art technology available in the twenty first century.

Deluxe (L) and Extra Deluxe (LL) versions are characterized by rich engravings which extend to the stock bands on the Extra Deluxe along with gold inlay.

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Springfield Trapdoor Officer Old West

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The War Department needed to replace their excellent muzzle loading muskets with metallic cartridge rifles by the end of the American Civil War in 1865. By 1866 the first transformation of a muzzle loading musket to cartridge use appeared, and in 1868 the first “Trapdoor Rifle” was created. Further modified in 1870, and again three years later, a new rifle emerged. Chambered in 45-70, the revolutionary Springfield Trapdoor answered the call to duty.

Many rifles, and of many variations, were produced over the following twenty years; basic Trapdoors for American Soldiers, smooth bored versions for cadets, target variations, and pieces destined specifically to Officers’ hands, including General George Armstrong Custer. The Springfield Trapdoor even served during the Spanish-American War of 1898 and 1899.

Davide Pedersoli Company is pleased to offer flawless reproductions of the three most historically significant models: the US Army Rifle (S.905), the US Cavalry Carbine (S.900), and the Officer’s Rifle (S.910), the latter equipped with a single set trigger, rear sight, and Creedmoor sight adjustable for both elevation and windage.

All Trapdoor reproductions from Davide Pedersoli follow the originals perfectly, blending traditional manufacturing handcraft with the state-of-the-art technology available in the twenty first century.

Deluxe (L) and Extra Deluxe (LL) versions are characterized by rich engravings which extend to the stock bands on the Extra Deluxe along with gold inlay.

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Springfield Trapdoor Carbine Old West

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The War Department needed to replace their excellent muzzle loading muskets with metallic cartridge rifles by the end of the American Civil War in 1865. By 1866 the first transformation of a muzzle loading musket to cartridge use appeared, and in 1868 the first “Trapdoor Rifle” was created. Further modified in 1870, and again three years later, a new rifle emerged. Chambered in 45-70, the revolutionary Springfield Trapdoor answered the call to duty.

Many rifles, and of many variations, were produced over the following twenty years; basic Trapdoors for American Soldiers, smooth bored versions for cadets, target variations, and pieces destined specifically to Officers’ hands, including General George Armstrong Custer. The Springfield Trapdoor even served during the Spanish-American War of 1898 and 1899.

Davide Pedersoli Company is pleased to offer flawless reproductions of the three most historically significant models: the US Army Rifle (S.905), the US Cavalry Carbine (S.900), and the Officer’s Rifle (S.910), the latter equipped with a single set trigger, rear sight, and Creedmoor sight adjustable for both elevation and windage.

All Trapdoor reproductions from Davide Pedersoli follow the originals perfectly, blending traditional manufacturing handcraft with the state-of-the-art technology available in the twenty first century.

Deluxe (L) and Extra Deluxe (LL) versions are characterized by rich engravings which extend to the stock bands on the Extra Deluxe along with gold inlay.

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