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Re: Pedersoli Rolling Blocks?
Reply #15 - May 1st, 2024 at 10:10pm
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SchwarzStock wrote on Jan 30th, 2024 at 4:16am:
My experience with them from 30 years ago is not good, hammers were soft and peened.


Sounds like a new Uberti I bought a few years ago (and quickly sold).
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Re: Pedersoli Rolling Blocks?
Reply #16 - May 4th, 2026 at 1:03pm
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New to this forum & found this subject interesting as I own a couple Pedersolis. The early history was interesting & made me realize how Pedersoli has made a lot of improvements over time.

My experience started in 1999 when I purchased a "Creedmore" rolling block out of a Cabela's catalog. Think the bottom line was somewhere under $ 800 at that time. I knew absolutely nothing about what I was doing but after seeing Mr Quigley's movie just had to have a big bore, long barreled breechloader. I have learned a lot since then & still comfess I've got a long way to go.

At the time I had had a bit of experience w/firearem & after getting some experience w/my scoped, model 70 thought I was a really excellent marksman. That is until I got involved w/a bunch of shooters who liked leverguns & breechloading rifles from the 19th cent. Shooting these firearms w/their period-correct sights was a humbling experience to say the least. 

I still have that rolling block & have now put 1695 rds down the bbl. Since learning a little about reloading in 2015 (age 75) all I have shot w/it are cast bullets that I have reloaded myself.

Pedersoli50yds.JPG I shot this off sticks, 50 yds in 2015. An early reload of Laser Cast 405s over some Unique.

Fit & finish is pretty good, especially as I'm a shooter not a collector.
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Re: Pedersoli Rolling Blocks?
Reply #17 - yesterday at 8:19pm
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awp101 wrote on Jan 30th, 2024 at 11:51am:
Thanks all, that certainly fills in some gaps in my knowledge!  

It also pushes me towards an actual RRB if it’s an online purchase I can’t check out beforehand but that’s not without its own risks either.


In the last 3-4 years I've bought over 20 guns,  including 4 Remington rolling blocks,  all online,  and happy with all of them.  Here's the rundown of the Rollers. 
First a Remington No 1 Sporter,  refinished with a 34" muzzleloader barrel that will be converted to a 50-90 Sharps. 
Then a 43 Spanish Rifle with 150 YO wood and metal finish, but a great bore and locks up tight as a drum.  I've shot it several times and it hits where it is pointed. 
Then a super clean 7mm Mauser short Rifle refinished in great shape and nice bore,  but needs new pins,  which I have but haven't had time to replace and don't reload 7x57.
Last I found an unknown caliber older refinished carbine I think was a rifle cutdown.  It arrived yesterday,  slight surface rust, good bore and in 43 Spanish, which is great as I already cast and load the 43.
So don't worry too much about buying online.  I try to buy from those who offer an inspection period.  But I've never returned a gun bought online.  Study the pics closely,  don't rush into anything.  If the rifle you want isn't there give it time,  it'll show up. 
I prefer GB, but have bought from other sites.  Also,  I've never paid more than $600 for any Remington rolling block.
  

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