Under Hammer Hopkin Allen 50 or bigger

[Sperit de bois]

Randy do you have a web/address for them???Being I have retired twice I have time to "expand" my "do it later" list,and that allowes me to build a rifle!!!!!Just like the looks and simple lines of the UH.

 

Randy do you have a web/address for them???Being I have retired twice I have time to "expand" my "do it later" list,and that allowes me to build a rifle!!!!!Just like the looks and simple lines of the UH.

Here are a few links for you:
http://www.longrifles-pr.com/underhammer.shtml

A really good site for under hammer fans at,
http://underhammers.blogspot.com/2010/02/finally.html

And the site I mentioned earlier (pretty much the same as the first link in this post) http://www.jedediah-starr.com/closeup.asp?cid=19&pid=2762&offset=3

 

[MSW]

GMWW, now you went and did it ... i'm gonna build me one of those, even if there's no place for the flint anywhere!

 

[Sinner]

Hey, just wanted to let anyone who might be interested know that there is a kit on a site right now (complete) for a pretty decent price. Wish I had the money!
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=292323634

 

[hawkeye2]

I couldn't get that link to work. It is a link to an auction on this forum. Also when I click on "Classified Ads - Auctions" in the index to go there that way I find no way to go to an auction of any form.

 

[hawkeye2]

It looks like it would be possible to make a simple flat spring to go under the guard/mainspring screw to act as a trigger spring. A decent gunsmith should be able to make the repair easily. An alternative would be to bend the original trigger spring and re temper the entire spring (not so easy).

 

[sc45-70]

Or I can just send Hanshi the spring in the picture!

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[gmww]

GMWW, now you went and did it ... i'm gonna build me one of those, even if there's no place for the flint anywhere!

They are easy guns to put together and the accuracy is great. The finish by the way is Laurel Mountain Forge cherry stain.

 

[hanshi]

That is definitely the spring that died on my rifle. A shame; you buy something expecting it to last a while and half a century later it's already worn out! :td:

 

[Woodbutcher]

You guys sure know where to hit where it hurts! Went to the J Star site, didn't see anything for undies. A reliable source for replacement parts would be very good. Woodbutcher

 

[sc45-70]

Deer Creek has underhammer parts and I think they still sell complete actions.
They can be reached by phone(monday through thursday)at 765-525-6181

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[Woodbutcher]

Thank you! Will go there. Woodbutcher

 

[screamin]

You guys are killing me :surrender: I think this will have to be my next rifle.

 

[Sperit de bois]

That site isnt coming up!!!!

 

If you feel you absolutley have to have one, PM me. I have the best deal on the market right now. Will be taking it to a 2 day shoot tomorrow, to sell not shoot.
Mark

 

[Sperit de bois]

Me and Mr. Franklin waiting to hear from you send pictures of rifle,, you know what Ben looks like.

 

[Pete44ru]

This is my 1960's H&A .36 Heritage.

I removed the forend (seen below), just because......

Lastyear, I sold all of my front-stuffers of over .45cal, just keeping this .36 U/H for small game, and a T/C .45 Seneca for deer - because at my age now, I'm well-enough done, with these smaller recoiling rifles.

(aka: The Golden Years)




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[F.G. Ford]

I would love to find a good .36 cal. underhammer rifle.
Old Ford