Winchester 1885 High Wall .45-70 Uberti Replica
Shooting and discussing John Browning's first successful firearms design, the 1885 High Wall. This one is in .45-70. Really nice!
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Hickock45 I can see as you started shooting that you genuinely enjoy these rifles! They certainly are an icon in the firearm world! I owned my first browning single shot back in 1983 (B78 Version in 22-250). I didn't know what I had at the time! It shot so much better than I could! I sold that rifle a few years later and had sellers remorse ever since! In 2015 I had a very good year, and was able to purchase two browning single shots! The first was a 45-70 1885 BPCR. The second was a B78 in 22-250 again! LOL! I was back in the saddle again! I have used the 45-70 to take a few deer and a bear. So satisfying to walk around with these works of art! I was super fortunate to find a B78 in 30-06 last spring that had exhibition grade wood and in brand new condition! LOL! I think I have started a collection now!
Keep up the great videos, and commentary! You are quite enjoyable and humorous to watch and listen to! I look forward to watching more of your videos.