Because they are new to me I'm wondering what the general opinion is of the Lone Star Rolling Block. Thanks

Jon
A couple of my friends have Lone Star rollers. They’re gorgeous, and highly regarded by everyone that’s seen and handled them. I’ve never had the opportunity to shoot them. I think I can arrange for you to see them if you want.

I have had a couple of them.  One was a "Cowboy Action" style in 38-55 the other I still have is a Target Model also in 38-55.  Both were LS production and not military rebuilds.
The quality was excellent.  Fit and finish top notch.  The CC on both was very attractive.
The Target Model has a 30" full octagon barrel, PG stock and DST.
I've had Rollers with SST (the "RB97" Models) and the DST are better than those.
I think Dan copied the DST system from one of the Western Gunsmiths who did this conversion back in the day.
The Target Model I've used for Silhouette competition out to 500M and found it to be very accurate.
I'd have no reservation buying another one.

I can only imagine how nice a pure "Lone Star" must be. I sent him my beat 1902 carbine and stock blanks and asked for a 50-70 hunting rifle. He rebated the receiver, reshaped the block and hammer, tweaked the trigger, color cased the action, cut and inlet the wood, provided the forearm cap and butt plate, and mounted an octagon barrel and my requested sights and this is what I got back.