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I I am NO expert for sure but I've always read that they were New England rifles used for target shooting. All I DO KNOW is they are easy to carry in the woods, ambidextrous and a hell of a lot of fun to shoot!!!!! Yeah, I kinda got hooked on them ever since my first one. 😇 Thanks to...

Very nice Rambler, if I didn't already get a .36 UH from you. I do like the sleek looks of this one........

If you don't mind me asking , what did you do with the .56 SB ?

Welcome from Vermont

None, because the same as the rest of us ,he would be disgusted with the prices !!!:ghostly:Hahaha

Are you a fellow underhammer fan????

Hell no !!! I have several and they are an old design

I too absolutely love the versatility of it. I shoot an (unpatched) .562 RB out of mine, shoots like a dream!!!!!

Love my .56 SB!!

Welcome from Vermont!!

Indeed it would ,I have a TreeHawk 12g barrel w/screw-in chokes ......I love it. It does suck though that you have to take the chokes out to load but still an awesome smoothbore and correct me if I'm wrong, but the barrels with no screw-in chokes are cylinder bore so this means you can shoot ball??

A little pricy though😳

Looks like someone added one of these……..now I want to as well haha

Welcome also from Vermont

First I'm hearing of it and I live here but I tend to keep the 'brain-rotting box' off for the most part.

Shhhhh 🤫 Hahaha

The few caps I did make and test last year worked great on my revovler. Nothing split apart or fragmented or fell off ......they stayed right on the cones.

The one I have is made by Forster Products. It’s made to go in a press and the piece on the right to go in a shell holder, although when I used it, I just screwed it into the top of my press and just tapped it from the top without putting the other piece in a shell holder I’m still not even sure...

Funny my friend and I were saying the same thing :thumb: I have not tried it yet but will in the future