Meet the Montana Craftsmen Who Made the Quigley Rifle

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  @stevewzorn · 3 years ago

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeJ-eoM-Ry4&amp;t=263">4:23</a> is a picture of my friend Jane Payne. &nbsp;She loved her rifle.

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• SP

  @spockspock · 5 years ago

  Art is where you find it. This is fine art.

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• MA

  @MADMAX353 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;d rather be in that shop looking at all those works of precision and craftsmanship than any art museum in the world!

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  @wildrootvnam1645 · 5 years ago

  Just beautiful and made like they should be! God bless all you folks!

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• MR

  @MrTomengle · 3 years ago

  Proud to see this movie about you all. God Bless America and God Bless You!

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• JO

  @johnbarrett7534 · 5 years ago

  I love my Sharp&apos;s rifle!!! Super accurate and fun to shoot. Quality is second to none.

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• JE

  @jerrygenovese8532 · 3 years ago

  I just stumbled upon this video and got the biggest kick out of it. I was a tattoo artist at the time about six or seven years ago, and was set up in Quartzite, Arizona. One day a man and his wife came in, and he asked if I could re-do a tattoo he had on is left forearm. While doing it, he told me his business was making the old time rifles the original way, and that he made the guns used in the movie &quot;Quigley Down Under&quot; and asked if I had seen it. I said,&quot; Seen it, it&apos;s one of my favorite movies!&quot;. We had a good laugh and a great time through the tattoo. Kirk is a really down to earth nice man, and I really enjoyed being able to say that I did work on him. I took one of his brochures, and had him sign it for me. So to run across this video brought back many good memories and I am so glad I saw it. &nbsp;Mr. G of Mr. G Tattoos--Retired 5 years ago

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  @garyK.45ACP · 3 years ago

  I have a Shiloh Sharps &quot;Long Range Express&quot; in .45-110 (2-7/8&quot;). 34&quot; barrel, half octagon, Schnabel forend, shotgun butt, raised cheekpiece and accent line. &nbsp;I ordered it in April, 1993 and paid the full price in advance...$940.00 with the options I chose. &nbsp;I was quoted an estimated 4 year lead time on delivery, but the price was guaranteed. <br><br>It took a little over 4 years to get my rifle, October 1997...and it was worth EVERY penny and every minute of waiting. It&apos;s been nearly 30 years now and there are -0- regrets! <br><br>In the meantime, I acquired the dies I needed for loading ammo and all the necessary things...bullet molds, black powder powder measure, drop tube, brass cases. &nbsp;I also acquired an MVA &quot;Soule&quot; rear sight, multi aperture &quot;eye cup&quot;, and globe front sight. &nbsp;I sent those to Shiloh and they installed them on my rifle for no extra charge. The package, when delivered, included the original sights for the rifle. It was shipped in a cardboard box inside a wooden crate. &nbsp;I still have the box and crate.<br><br>The build quality is over the top! &nbsp;Fit and finish are incredible. Accuracy is shockingly good. (yes, it takes some playing around with loads, bullet alloys, etc. but that&apos;s half the fun) <br><br>Put one on your bucket list! &nbsp;You will not be disappointed.

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  @reggierico · 3 years ago

  If you are ever driving down I90 eastbound and see the exit to Big Timber, don&apos;t pass it by. Their showroom is well worth a visit!

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• JE

  @jeffreycarrow8584 · 5 years ago

  lts so good to see the craftmenship that has not dissappeared

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• JA

  @jakeroberts7435 · 5 years ago

  Everything about this presentation is impressive, the people, and of course, the Rifles.

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  @denisdegamon8224 · 5 years ago (edited)

  In my honest opinion, these are some of the finest made and most beautiful rifles available. I own two and my wife ownes one. They are extremely accurate and the most cherished rifles of mine.

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