a couple inline target guns for fun

[Plastikosmd]

Most of my target rifles are huge underhammer bench guns, weighing 30-80 lbs+. I do own a couple smaller inline guns. Posted for your interest

First, one of my favorite guns. It was the rifle that got me into this hobby and my first ml rifle. I had a ruger old army prior to this as my very first bp gun. This is one of a couple guns built by Fred Sinclair of Sinclair arms. It is a .50, with Jewell trigger, 1" across the flats, redfield olympic front and rear and it can shoot. That is 5 at 100 yards. Just as good as my big guns
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/sinclair/20150315_120451_zpsbzmjcpwd.jpg
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/sinclair/9017db65.jpg


Second, I have not shot yet, nor has anyone. Built by 10- ring precision, 54 caliber, 1.25" across flats, false muzzle, Wilkes rear sight, redfield front. Also uses a sealed ignition
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/10%20ring%20precision%2054/19beca208b4c2c0c5b13b900c4838447_zps26637750.png

[tigweldit]

Nice shooting! Those are some really nice rifles. How about some more pics and info. I'd love to see your underhammers.

[johnson1942]

can you tell the twist of the barrels and type of bullet you are useing?

[Good Cheer]

Nice. Too bad the .54 is right handed!

[Doc Highwall]

What was your load for the 5 shot group with the 50 caliber?

[BrianL]

Was that ball or bullets?

[Plastikosmd]

Ball, .505 , 90fffg, .015 Teflon

underhammers, let me look, links should be here,

[Plastikosmd]

Meh, link too old, here is repost from the past

Just remember, u asked!!!







The full Morris set (62 , 45 rb and 485 slug all underhammers, and 52 cal flinter)
Underhammers
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/r%20l%20morris/37ab84a4.jpg
Flinter
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/r%20l%20morris/MVC-001F.jpg
Nicely inlet into steel takedown barrel
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/r%20l%20morris/MVC-002F.jpg

Slug gun close up

35 lb RL Morris, .485 caliber 635 grain conical (slug gun)

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/r%20l%20morris/91c1dde3-1.jpg

.62 at the range
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/r%20l%20morris/dfc9c129.jpg

.45 at range( I think, could be the 62, they look the same)

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/r%20l%20morris/af7c92d00c5fc01dbd1b28557db657c4.jpg

Pierce, civil war era, slug
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/pierce/31e1f88e.jpg
Wish someone didn't go and add scope blocks, o well
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/pierce/c7823d41.jpg

Renard, 50 rb. It had a slug barrel at one point, long gone, sad

http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/renard%20underhammer/8089019a7fbc641c954990e58347d9ea_zpsf9491f9f.jpg

The big one, 80 lbs Breisen, 69 caliber, 1750 grain projectile, ( slug gun)
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j5/plastikosmd/breisen%2069/eb3fc9ad.jpg

That is all for now, got another flinter but no pics atm

[BrianL]

Awesome, thanks

[koehlerrk]

Those are some impressive rifles, thanks for sharing pictures.