The accuracy of Pedersoli rifles is unsurpassed. I repeat, no one makes a more accurate factory BPCR than Pedersoli. Just as accurate, yes, but none more accurate.
JMO, as always YMMV, good luck, Joe

hello chris top,

as every one knows, there are only two kinds of actions. winchester walls and all the other wanna be's

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I would suggest Iowa is correct, but the issue is not as simple as may appear at first blush.  I agree that for 'target work' the heavier the bbl the better, assuming you are going to be shooting from a rest or cross sticks or other form of support.  I have several very heavy bbl single shots that are superbly accurate, but trying to shoot them offhand or Schutzen style would be tiring, if not difficult.  Horses for courses as they say.

I also agree that the High Wall action is no doubt easier to shoot given lock time issues, the need to cock the Sharps between shots, and other issues that may distract you from concentrating on the shot.  However, this is simply a matter of becomig comfortable with what you are shooting as contrasted to any inherent 'flaw' in the Sharps vs. the Winchester.  Lots of very, very accurate Sharps out there.

Indeed, just to stir the pot a bit, consider the Remingtion Rolling Block replicas.  Can't fault them for accuracy or simple and direct operation.  Roll back the hammer, open the chamber, put in the round, aim and pull the trigger.  The Italian companies make several fine rifles in this action as well.

I love them all, and after a bit of practice, one is not inherently superior to the other.  All will shoot as well as the user is capable of shooting.

Dave