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Here is one that came close, too bad they don't make it anymore. This one happened to have around a 10LB trigger so I traded it for a custom long bow.
This Savage 219 is the same vintage as the one in caliber .22 Hornet I bought from a friend in 1958. I ended up having it rechambered in .219 Zipper and it accounted for its share of crows and groundhogs. I bought another .22 Hornet and had it rechambered to K Hornet, my first experience with an "improved" cartridge. At that point I was introduced to the world of falling block single shot rifles, and with my first Winchester High Wall my interest in break action single shots waned. I do have a sadly mutilated H&H rook rifle awaiting resurrection, but that's another story.
(Incidentally, the trigger on the Savage 219 was capable of a very nice pull, if worked over by a gunsmith who knew how to do it.)
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