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Teamed with special tang-mounted adjustable sights, such as the Creedmoor, the .45-70 Sharps became a hard-hitting long-range weapon capable of accurately striking targets up to 1,000 yards downrange. That made the 1874 Sharps ideal for hunting buffalo and other large game.
The 30-inch barrel on the Pedersoli 1874 Sharps rifle provides an extended sight radius, which contributes to improved accuracy and precision at longer distances. The longer barrel length also helps maximize the velocity and energy of the .45-70 cartridge.
This rifle includes an MVA tang mounted Vernier Style micrometer rear sight with a Long Range 4.5” Staff with 3.5” of adjustment, a “small” eye disc and a fire blued base. Stock Configuration & Condition: The furniture is a two piece smooth “Fancy” walnut.
This rifle has a Marble’s tang sight. Stock Configuration & Condition: The furniture is a two piece smooth walnut. The buttstock is a straight hand, with long lower tang, straight comb with cheek piece, and has a color case hardened checkered metal buttplate.
Outfitted with double set-triggers and Vernier tang sights, the heavy barreled Sharps were extremely accurate and could be employed at long range to take selected buffalo without spooking the herd. But, it was the fight at Adobe Walls in 1874 that made the Sharps rifle a legend.
Steel furniture color casehardened lock, receiver, lever, triggerplate and buttplate. Drilled and tapped for tang sight 10x28 with 2 1/4" center to center. Double set triggers. Use 45/70 black powder cartridges or factory smokeless loads. Overall length is 49" and total weight is 9 3/4 lbs. Made by Pedersoli in Italy.
Chambered for the 45/70 black powder cartridge or factory loaded ammunition. The steel furniture comprises a buttplate, frame, lockplate, and hammer which are all color -case hardened. The tang is drilled and tapped for a tang sight.
