Soooooo tempting....
I've wanted a Shiloh for years. This one is set up about how I would want it.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=543232738
I love that rifle gun
I shot one a few years ago at our local cas shoot. The man that owned it could nail a gallon jug at two hundred yards with bp loads. I cannot even see that far.
Soooooo tempting....
She's a beauty, and pretty much exactly how I'd order one too.
That's a nice one...
I might like it a couple inches longer but 26" is nicer to store in safe. I was surprised to see that shipping was only $19!
I almost bought a Shiloh 45-120 recently. My next 2 purchases will probably be a Shiloh Sharps and a suppressed 300 Blackout AR. That's covering a wide range.
Getting it?
The barrel is a bit short for my taste....
I prefer a 32 inch barrel, and I like half round half octagon.... It just looks better to me. I also prefer the pistol grip stock of the long range express as it makes it easier to hold up one of these heavy beasts. Apart from that I like the rest of the features, and it's a beautiful rifle!!!!!!
Boy did it go high
Time and again, people prove they will pay more for a used Shiloh than wait for a new one they order. Can't say that I blame them.
Yes it kept climbing. It was nice but a little short. NT
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$2750 on a $2100 MSRP. Not bad. NT
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I like it.
'Traditionally" I think it looks odd, in reality I think it would be a lot more useful than the one I have.
I had a short fat rolling block that I really miss. It was heavy, but still handy. That Sharps in the auction reminds me of that.
Boy did it go high
Last I checked, you're waiting two years for a new one.
When I was looking at ordering one several years ago
the wait was over a year. Not surprised if it is 2 years now. Can't blame someone for paying a premium to have it now.
Bill Goodman makes his living based upon that...
and he just gets $200 to expedite the process. That's how I got my Shiloh. No way I was going to wait 4 years.