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The 1871 was my first single action that is not a 45. I have have had to cut back on my loads due to nerve damage in my hands an 30 grains of holy black and a 250 grain bullet were to much for me to shoot a match so I switched to 45 cowboy specials and 38 special and now I am still able to...

I have 4 Piettas 2 1858 remington sheriffs in 44 with a Kirst 45 colt conversion and 2 1873 thunderers in 45 colt And one Uberti 1871 Navy in 38spl I have not had an issue with any of them other then losing the wedge on the 1871 on the second to last stage at a cowboy action match earlier...

Here are my Pietta Thunderer in 45 Colt :cool:

My new 1858 Piettias, haven't had a chance to shoot them yet but I am hoping this week I will be able to get out and try them.

Here is my shorty 10-22 Hogue OM stock and a Dlask 12.5" bull barrel.

My 454 Puma M92 it makes a great little bush gun

I love mine, it's a great little bush gun.

Some info that might help... Non-restricted firearms are those that you would expect to see if you were out hunting. They include any firearms that are not already classified as restricted or prohibited, and have an overall length of 26 inches or more and have a barrel length of 18 inches or...

My 45

Nothing special compared to some posted here but here is my puma M92 .454 Does this count? Sharps 45/70 built my my father

Only one I could find on my computer :D

Not a rifle, but I had my browning superposed for three years before I shot it.

If you are moving to the Island there are not many gizz there, the odd one will swim across from the mainland but they are rare. Big blacks and lots of cougars on the island, and not the good kind. Courtney is very nice. I am up in the interior, just West of Prince George, right now and love it.

Where in Canada are you moving? Like I said earlier, I used to carry a 870 with slugs when I worked in the bush in Northern and coastal BC. There were many days where I would pack my gun and then it got to be to much of a burden and I would leave it in camp and sure as **** that would be the...

I agree with the .454 I used to work in the woods and I carried a rem 870 loaded with slugs. Now when I go fishing or hiking my .454 M92 goes along with me it is a lot lighter and packs enough punch to stop any critters around here. I wish I had it when I was working in the woods.

Okay here are my scoped bolt guns, both lefties :cool: savage 17hmr tikka t3 338win mag

Here is my sharps 45/70 built by my father

Here is my puma M92 .454

I hunt and live in North West BC and I use a Tikka T3 Lite 338 WM Lefty.

I have noticed no difference in accuracy in my convertible.