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Gard72977 Full Member Offline Posts: 202 Location: Tupelo MS Joined: Dec 18^th, 2016	Opinions on C.Sharps 1885 Low Wall Today at 12:18am	Print Post
	I'm wanting a new gun. I'm a shooter not a original collector. I'm wanting something in pistol caliber that's cheap and easy to progressive reload. I have been looking at C.Sharps Low Walls. They offer 45LC. It has a little more powder capacity than I wanted but checks all the boxes. My concern is by the time I select all the options I want it's 5k. That is the price/quality of rifle in looking for. I'm just not sure a C.Sharps 1885 is worth spending that much money on. Getting exactly what you want is not cheap. I have a C.Sharps High Wall. It's a nice plain gun. Not sure what someone can tell me that I want to hear.


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1Hawkeye Senior Forum Member Offline Posts: 286 Location: South end of Northern Virginia Joined: Jun 29^th, 2019	Re: Opinions on C.Sharps 1885 Low Wall Reply #1 - Today at 12:33am	Print Post
	Guard have you looked at cabela's gun library website? They have two original low walls listed for sale one is a .44-40 and the other is a .38-40 with a half octagon barrel. Both have tang sights on them. The .38 is 1529.99 and the .44 is 1299.99. You could get both and the loading supplies and have money left over compared to a new C. Sharps


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Otony Senior Forum Member Offline Posts: 333 Location: Bandon, Oregon Joined: Jun 5^th, 2021	Re: Opinions on C.Sharps 1885 Low Wall Reply #2 - Today at 12:45am	Print Post
	Not sure if an Italian rifle would suit your interests, but Uberti makes a low-wall in .45 Colt as well as .44-40

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