Sunday Shoot a Round # 57

Published on January 31, 2021
Duration: 54:50

This video features the Shiloh Sharps 1874 Montana Rough Rider in .45-70 Government, highlighting its historical significance as a 'buffalo gun'. Hickok45 demonstrates its accuracy and discusses practical advice on ammo stockpiling using 'dollar-cost averaging' and the benefits of renting full-auto firearms due to high ownership costs.

Quick Summary

The Shiloh Sharps 1874 Montana Rough Rider is a historic 'buffalo gun' in .45-70 Government, featuring a falling block action. For experiencing full-auto firearms, renting is recommended over costly ownership. Ammo stockpiling can be done via 'dollar-cost averaging'.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Shiloh Sharps 1874 Montana Rough Rider
  2. 00:30First Shots & Tennessee Pride
  3. 02:35Class 3 Firearms & Glock 18 Discussion
  4. 05:00Renting Full-Auto Firearms
  5. 07:08Hi-Point Feedback & Channel Independence
  6. 11:20Shiloh Sharps Rifle Details & Accuracy
  7. 15:00Ammo Shortage & Stockpiling Advice
  8. 19:50Buffalo Hunting Rifle History
  9. 22:30Chinese Type 56 AK Acquisition
  10. 25:00Internet Culture & Language
  11. 28:00NRA Meeting & Winter Maintenance Tips

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Shiloh Sharps 1874 Montana Rough Rider?

The Shiloh Sharps 1874 Montana Rough Rider is a historic single-shot rifle, often called a 'buffalo gun,' chambered in the powerful .45-70 Government cartridge. It features a falling block action and a heavy barrel, known for its accuracy.

What is the best way to experience full-auto firearms?

For most people, the most practical way to experience full-auto firearms is by renting them at specialized ranges like Royal Range USA or shops in places like Las Vegas, avoiding the extreme costs and complex legal processes of ownership.

How can I build an ammunition stockpile during shortages?

During ammunition shortages, Hickok45 advises practicing 'dollar-cost averaging.' This means consistently buying a box or two of ammunition whenever possible to gradually build a substantial long-term stash.

Were Sharps rifles the only ones used for buffalo hunting?

While the Sharps rifle is iconic, many bison were actually hunted using more affordable firearms like the surplus Trapdoor Springfield or Remington Rolling Block rifles, which were more accessible to the average hunter.

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