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Some Nice Custom Singles
24 January 2010, 08:50
Jeff WelkerSome Nice Custom Singles
I've been at the SCI & ACGG events for the past couple of days. Saw some very nice single shot rifles. Here are a few photos - enjoy.
Hartmann & Weiss Falling-Block Single
Hartmann & Weiss Sidelock Single
Holland & Holland Falling-Block Single
Justin Sip Custom Ruger No.1
Hagn Actioned Custom
Ruger No. 1 Custom
Ruger No.1 Custom
24 January 2010, 09:51
Bailey BradshawGreat pics. Thanks for the effort.
That H&W sidelock single stirs my blood big time!!
24 January 2010, 18:21
MickinColoVery nice! Thanks

24 January 2010, 20:08
Jeff Welkerquote:
Originally posted by Bailey Bradshaw:
Great pics. Thanks for the effort.
That H&W sidelock single stirs my blood big time!!
It is a 7x65R ejector. If it had not been locked behind the glass case, I'd have have had thoughts of larceny

24 January 2010, 21:26
Bailey BradshawJeff,
I know what you mean. One of those situations where you involuntarily check to see if you can lift the glass cover..
That picture is pretty funny. The guy in the background reading the calories per serving on the Magnum champagne bottle. :-)
Grenadier,
Congrats on a beautiful rifle. I hope it makes you smile every time you shoulder it.
24 January 2010, 22:59
Jeff Welkerquote:
Originally posted by Grenadier:
Jeff,
It's nice to see postings from fellow single shot fans. I hope you had a chance to handle the H&H falling block. I ordered it and they surprised me by having it there for me. I'm not a very good photographer but here are some more pictures of it.
Holy Smokes Grenadier:
I sincerely apologize for all the drool I left on your rifle. I definately took it to hand, fondled it and had unnatural thoughts about it. What a fantastic singel shot - well done!
25 January 2010, 05:16
Jeff Welkerquote:
Originally posted by SDH:
Jeff, I don't normally correct---BUT, the rifle you have identified as a Dakota #10 Custom is in fact, a Hagn actioned custom rifle by Jerry Fisher, engraved by Barry Lee Hands.
(The H&H also has a Hagn action.)
No worries Steven, I'm still learning the various falling-block actions and appreciate your kind correction.
Thanks.
25 January 2010, 06:11
ACRecurveThese rifles are God's way of telling me I don't make as much money as I think I do.
Good hunting,
Andy
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25 January 2010, 21:01
butchlocquote:
Posted 25 January 2010 06:11 Hide Post
These rifles are God's way of telling me I don't make as much money as I think I do.
+1 - or want to
25 January 2010, 22:19
fla3006Beauties all. Thanks for the pics.
NRA Life Member, Band of Bubbas Charter Member, PGCA, DRSS.
Shoot & hunt with vintage classics.
26 January 2010, 22:44
AkshooterOriginally posted by Bailey Bradshaw
quote:
That picture is pretty funny. The guy in the background reading the calories per serving on the Magnum champagne bottle. :-)
I can't see his face very well but I'm pritty sure it's Gerhard Hartmann, Actully I've never known him to drink more than maybe one beer at a given time.
Grenadier
I have been critical of the work I've seen done by H&H on contempeary guns other than the royal model doubles. I would have said H&W make the finest falling block rifles but the comparison is right here before us on this thread and with your rifle H&H has set the bar up for everyone out there. The action looks like a Hagn but I don't see the roller bearing safty switch, I'm guessing the slide safty is an H&H modification? Absolutely beyond beautiful rifle.
DRSS
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26 January 2010, 23:50
Michael RobinsonGreat rifles. Thanks for posting these photos!
Mike
Wilderness is my cathedral, and hunting is my prayer.
27 January 2010, 12:26
AkshooterSDH
Jeff Welker did a fine job of finding the really top end single shot rifles to photograph and post here. Names like Holland and Holland and Hartmann and Weiss are as we all know iconic in the world of very fine guns.
Your singleshot Hagn posted fits very well on this thread and my hats off to your skill.
I have many rifles built by your contemperaries in the gild and I think all of you can be a proud bunch. I'm sure we share a few friends in common.
DRSS
NRA life
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27 January 2010, 21:36
SDHThanks, Ak!
ACGG Life Member, since 1985
02 February 2010, 06:21
Vol717Grenadier,
Did you really drop $150K on that single shot?
Quick, Cheap, or Good: Pick Two
07 February 2010, 00:01
billinthewildThe guns are great and your photography is superb.....thanks
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07 February 2010, 00:39
TSEMPGreat post guys...thanks for sharing!