I shot a Browning BPCR in a silhouette match this last weekend. There are a number of things I didnt care for. One problem was loading in the prone position with one hand.  What a pain. The spring pressure on the lever push's the cartrigde back out before you can close the action.

Ive shot against  and talked to Sharps 75 owners for years. They all like them and they are made in the USA. My advice is to buy American.


                                                                           Joe.



                                                                          

A friend of mine purchased a C. Sharps 75 in 45-90 Heavy Barrel. I followed up with a C. Sharps High Wall, also in 45-90 Heavy Barrel. Both rifles shoot 1 to 1 1/2" groups.  Both of us a well pleased with the  quality of the C. Sharps rifles. I have added a picture of the High Wall. It has the extra fancy wood option and the single set trigger. The 1875 only comes with a standard trigger, however it has a nice crisp release. The Low Wall is a Uberti in 30WCF. Fun to shoot. I will be adding unertl scope bases to both rifles.

The delivery time was suppose to be about 4 months, but it was ready in a little over 90 days. I agree with Boats and Westerner on buying American

Ken
NRA Life
SW Pennsylvania