Is it just the chamber dimensions that are different on a Sharps 45/70, 45/90, 45/110, 45/120, 45/140?????
Or are there differences in the reciever/barrel.....ie more of it/bigger/stronger steel used etc etc?
If the answer to the above is that it is just the chamber dimensions, it must mean that the 45/70's are well over engineered and that the bigger stuff gets progressively closer to their mechanical limits.
Anybody know the answer?
Safe shooting
Limey