.50 Dixie Tennessee

[rustyh]

You can't go wrong with the Dixie Tennessee I have one in flint and one in percussion hands down they are my favorite. They both sight the same and shoot better than I do. Off the bench it's one raged hole, offhand though it depends on what day it is.

 

[kopfjaeger]

I had the .50 caliber Dixie Tennessee Mountain Rifle years ago and it was a really good shooter. I should of kept it. I still have a .32 caliber Dixie Tennessee Squirrel Rifle and it also is a excellent shooting rifle. :thumbsup:

 

[BigSkyRambler]

WOW. I wish that I could FIND a left-hand TMR for sale.= I've looked for over 2 years W/O any luck whatever.

yours, satx

Not THE TMR, but A TMR:
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/637965851

 

[jefair1]

Dixie still lists a LH model on their website.

 

[excess650]

LD,
Did you ever get around to shooting that Dixie TMR?

I'm trying to get in tune for the upcoming hunting season, and will be spending time at the range with mine.

 

[Cleburne]

I just bought what I believe to be a caplock Dixie Mountain Rifle. However mine has a .40 caliber Green Mountain barrel. Did all these rifles sport GM barrels or should I assume mine is a replacement barrel? There are no specific markings on the gun indicating it came from Dixie Gunworks.

 

[excess650]

The Dixie Tn Mtn Rifles were made in Japan by B C Miroku (Charles Daly shotguns prior to producing Browning Citori shotguns). The .50s were 15/16" x 42" (or close). They also made a .32 with a lighter weight barrel. Browned iron TG, BP, TP, and thimbles, grease hole in side of stock...