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24 April 2017, 01:30
Big Wonderful Wyoming
Frank de Haas books or other books on single shots
I have a Single Shot Poporri, and am thinking I need the rest.

Does anyone know how many there are?

I am primarily interested in Heeren, Hagn, Miller and other falling blocks.

I am also interested in Swiss Martinis, kiplaufs (break open) and Fraser guns.

Any other books I ought to own?
24 April 2017, 01:49
richj
Frank Dehaas
More Single Shot Rifles and Actions
Single Shot Rifles and Actions
A Potpourri of Single Shot Rifles and Actions
Mr. Single Shot Book of Rifle Plans

Building a Single Shot, Falling-block Rifle Action - Walter B. Mueller

Single Shot Rifles - James Grant

and the British Single Shot Rifles 1-8, Wal Winfer

1 - Henry
2 - Gibbs
3 - Jeffery
4 - WR
5 - H&H
6 - Webley, Kynoch, Eley
7 - Rook, Rabbit, minitures
8 - later types and Hammerless Models
24 April 2017, 11:18
Big Wonderful Wyoming
Awesome!

I ordered a few more. I want to order Mr. Single Shot book of rifle plans, but the only copy I can find for sale is $320.
24 April 2017, 18:36
Bill/Oregon
Don't overlook "The Breech-loading Single Shot Rifle" by Ned Roberts. Not a treatise on the technical design, but wonderful ruminations on performance in the field and in competition by America's greatest rifle crank.


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24 April 2017, 19:01
Big Wonderful Wyoming
This is what I ended up with on this order:

Mueller, BUILDING A SINGLE SHOT FALLING BLOCK

GRANT, STILL MORE SINGLE SHOT RIFLES

DE HAAS, SINGLE SHOT RIFLES AND ACTIONS

I also ordered the Rifles special on single shots. Hopefully it isn't fully written by Wieland.
24 April 2017, 19:05
Big Wonderful Wyoming
quote:
Originally posted by Bill/Oregon:
Don't overlook "The Breech-loading Single Shot Rifle" by Ned Roberts. Not a treatise on the technical design, but wonderful ruminations on performance in the field and in competition by America's greatest rifle crank.


Thanks Bill, I'll take a look.