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Creedmoor Rolling Block Rifle
Yesterday at 11:48am
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I am a new member of ASSRA, and I joined because I built a Creedmoor Rolling Block in 1982 in .45/70 black powder.  I patterned it after the rifle that Col. John Bodine used to win the 1874 match between the American and the Irish teams.  I started with a Swedish blunder bust type action that had to be taken down to a managerial size.  As I am not a Silhouette shooter, I have only zeroed it in at various distances and shot a few hogs with it.  I eventually would like to see if there might be any interest from a Silhouette shooter or a hunter in this rifle as I hate to see it sitting in a gun vault and not being used as it was intended.
  
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Re: Creedmoor Rolling Block Rifle
Reply #1 - yesterday at 11:54am
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Pretty dark pictures, but good enough to see it looks to be a gorgeous build! Can't imagine somebody wouldn't love to own that!
The issue here of course is as a new member you need 10 posts before you can sell here, so stick around and get another 9 posts and then list it for whatever your price is.
  

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