Underhammer actions

[jefair1]

There was a man in Washington that was making underhammer actions a few years ago. Does anyong know if he is still in business?

 

[user 48679]

IDK, but the Pecatonica Long Rifle Supply (google) could probably help you out.

IIRC their UH actions are about $150

 

[Dwight Rutherford]

Is this what you are looking for? R J Renner

http://underhammers.blogspot.com/

 

[Billy Boy]

There was a man in Washington that was making underhammer actions a few years ago. Does anyong know if he is still in business?

Muzzleloaders Builders Supply has a good parts set ( less wood and barrel) for a Billingshurst style underhammer that makes up into an excellent target rifle.

 

[jdw276]

Doesn't deer creek in walden ind have some as well?

 

[BS]

Is this what you are looking for? R J Renner

http://underhammers.blogspot.com/

He still has parts for sale.

 

[painter]

Is this his website? https://greyhavenarms.com/

 

[jefair1]

He still has parts for sale.

No, this is not the one I was thinkibg of. The actions were built like the HR actions. He was also making them in stainless.

 

[BS]

https://choose-miey.blogspot.com/2011/03/one-of-oldest-games-around-is-chunk-gun.html
a Charles Bower action?

Not many stainless actions.

 

[gmww]

Greetings. John Taylor an old member from this site like myself use to be based out of Wa. He recently moved to Lewiston, ID. He was making underhammers. He was using solid brass for the actions. They were similar to the Hopkin and Allens just in brass. Attached are two that he worked on. The lower brass was made from scratch by him. I did the wood work for him on it. It belongs to his daughter. The one above is one of mine which he worked on.

 

[russellshaffer]

Here's a nice non-traditioal action.
https://www.thegunworks.com/custprodgun.cfm?ProductID=1021&do=detail&Cat2Option=yes

 

[Metalshaper]

They are not that hard to make.. Here's a couple of mine.

Respect Always
metalshaper/Jonathan

btw, Those Billinghurst action sold by MBS are for LARGE barrels and will need a bit of mod'ing if your gonna use them
with barrels less than 1" acf...in my opinion..

 

[lonewolf172]

There was a man in Washington that was making underhammer actions a few years ago. Does anyong know if he is still in business?

I was at Deer Creek a couple of works ago and they're making some underhammers. Give them a call.

 

[BillinOregon]

I believe you are thinking of Blue Grouse Underhammers. I don't think he is in business any more.

 

[lonewolf172]

Again contact Deer Creek Productions.