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Review: C. Sharps Arms ‘Oakley Target Rifle’
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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C. Sharps Arms has made what I believe is a very good move.
While this company might be best known for the heavy “buffalo rifles” they produce, they are also offering a version of their 1885 Low-wall rifle in a lighter and shorter version. This rifle is being called the Oakley Target Rifle, somewhat named after Annie Oakley, the famous “Little Miss Sure Shot” from the Buffalo Bill Wild West Shows. Miss Oakley did shoot similar rifles in her fine marksmanship demonstrations, although this new rifle by C. Sharps Arms is not a copy of an authentic Annie Oakley gun.
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jimobxpelham
(10/7/2026)
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| WHY IS THIS RIFLE ONLY SHOT AT 50 YDS, SHOOT FOR TEST/SCORE AT 100 YDS....NOT REALLY GOOD SCORE AT 50 YDS SURE ITS A GOOD SHOOTER BUT COULD HAVE SHOWED HOW IT SHOT AT 100. MY RUGER 10/22 SHOOTS BETTER THAT THIS RIFLE AT 50 YS USING WILDCAT AMMO OR STINGERS.... |
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