lancaster
(.470 member)
10/10/11 12:47 PM
Re: Break Action Singles

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Seeing chapmen's Eckholdt makes me wonder what most folks out there think of break action singles.
I don't own any break action single shot rifles other than rook rifles (that is about to change though - more on that later).

It seems as though higher quality break action singles had a very short heyday, at least as far as those of British make. My guess is that the falling block rifles were less costly to make and maybe a bit more accurate.
Is this assumption correct? Is there a reason why their popularity lived on in Europe? Is it because much of the hunting there is in mountainous terrain and a klipplauf is easier to pack in the field?




this one sold for 5.232,00 EURO
http://www.egun.de/market/item.php?id=3482455

giving you a good impression how valuable such a break action single shot rifle could be.
it comes close to a new merkel DR



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