Single Shot Rifles
- PEDERSOLI SHARPS 1874 CAVALRY
$1,887.52 - PEDERSOLI "JOHN BODINE" 45-70
$2,547.84 - PEDERSOLI MISSISSIPPI 45LC
$1,250.39 - PEDERSOLI HOWDAH HUNTER FLINT
$1,645.76 - Davide Pedersoli 010S780457 1874 Sporting 45-70 Gov 1rd 32" Octagon Blued Barrel, Color Case Hardened Steel Receiver, Walnut Stock
$1,831.08 - PEDERSOLI SHARPS 1874 BOSS
$3,311.47 - PEDERSOLI SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR
$1,924.34 - PEDERSOLI SHARPS LITTLE BETSY
$2,223.91 - Pedersoli TASCOSA SHARPS LONG RANGE 45-70 34in BBL
$2,821.94 - PEDERSOLI SHARPS L.RANGE 1874
$2,529.53 - PEDERSOLI TARGET 45-70
$1,677.04Out Of Stock - PEDERSOLI MISSISSIPPI 38-55
$1,273.14Out Of Stock - PEDERSOLI SHARPS 1874 BUFFALO
$3,094.42Out Of Stock - PEDERSOLI CREEDMOOR LR 45-70
$1,949.82Out Of Stock - PEDERSOLI ROLLING BLOCK 45-70
$1,962.27Out Of Stock - PEDERSOLI SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR - 010S905457
$2,448.17Out Of Stock
What is a single-shot rifle?
A single-shot rifle is a firearm designed to hold and fire only one round of ammunition at a time. After each shot, the shooter must manually reload the chamber. This design emphasizes simplicity, reliability, and often results in a lighter firearm. For a variety of single-shot rifles, explore our Rifles section.
What are the advantages of using a single-shot rifle?
Single-shot rifles offer several benefits:
- Accuracy: The fixed barrel and simple action can enhance precision.
- Reliability: Fewer moving parts mean less chance of mechanical failure.
- Lightweight: The straightforward design often results in a lighter firearm.
- Skill Development: Encourages shooters to make each shot count, improving marksmanship.
Are single-shot rifles suitable for hunting?
Yes, single-shot rifles are commonly used in hunting. Their accuracy and reliability make them ideal for various game. However, they require the shooter to be confident in their shot placement, as follow-up shots take more time. For hunting accessories, visit our Accessories page.
Can single-shot rifles be customized?
Absolutely. Many single-shot rifles allow for customization, including upgrading stocks, adding scopes, or modifying triggers. These enhancements can tailor the rifle to individual preferences and specific uses. To find suitable scopes, check out our Scopes collection.
What calibers are available for single-shot rifles?
Single-shot rifles come in a wide range of calibers, from small varmint rounds to large big-game cartridges. This versatility allows shooters to select the optimal caliber for their specific needs. For ammunition options, explore our Ammunition section.
Are single-shot rifles good for beginners?
Yes, single-shot rifles are often recommended for beginners due to their simplicity and the emphasis on accuracy. They teach new shooters the importance of making each shot count and help develop fundamental shooting skills.
How do I maintain a single-shot rifle?
Maintaining a single-shot rifle involves regular cleaning and inspection:
- After each use, clean the barrel and action to remove residue.
- Lubricate moving parts to ensure smooth operation.
- Store the rifle in a cool, dry place to prevent rust.
What is the effective range of a single-shot rifle?
The effective range depends on the caliber and specific rifle model. Generally, single-shot rifles can effectively engage targets from 100 to over 500 yards. Proper training and practice are essential to maximize effective range.
Are single-shot rifles legal for hunting?
Yes, single-shot rifles are legal for hunting in many regions, depending on local laws and regulations. They are often preferred by hunters for their accuracy and reliability. However, it's essential to consult local wildlife agencies to ensure compliance with specific hunting regulations.
What are some popular models of single-shot rifles?
Some renowned models include:
- Ruger No. 1: Known for its strong action and classic design.
- Thompson Center Encore: Offers versatility with interchangeable barrels.
- Henry Single Shot Rifle: Combines simplicity with modern craftsmanship.