LONE STAR ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE for Sale
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Quick Look
The Lone Star Rolling Block rifle is a modern reproduction of the classic 19th-century Rolling Block design, originally developed in the 1860s. It emphasizes ruggedness and simplicity, delivering reliable single-shot performance. Today, it remains popular among collectors and hunters who value historical design paired with dependable rifle function.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Robust and simple rolling block action
- Excellent accuracy for a single-shot rifle
- Classic design favored by historical enthusiasts
- Chambered in popular big-game calibers
- Easy maintenance and reliability in harsh conditions
Key Variants
Lone Star Rolling Block .45-70
Ideal for hunters needing powerful big-game performance with reliable single-shot accuracy.
Lone Star Rolling Block .30-40 Krag
Perfect for shooters who appreciate historical calibers with manageable recoil and good range.
Lone Star Rolling Block .38-55 Winchester
Offers classic American cartridge performance suitable for medium game and target shooting.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Lone Star Rolling Block Rifle | Remington Rolling Block | H&R Single Shot Rifle |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $700–$900 | $650–$850 | $500–$750 |
| Capacity/Size | Single-shot | Single-shot | Single-shot |
| Weight | 6.5–7.5 lbs | 6–7 lbs | 5.5–7 lbs |
| Optics-ready | Yes, drilled and tapped | No (some aftermarket options) | No |
| Trigger Type | Single-stage, crisp | Single-stage | Single-stage, heavier pull |
| Notable Pro | Modern manufacturing with classic design | Historical authenticity | Affordable single-shot hunting rifle |
| Notable Con | Limited to single shots, slower follow-up | Often lacks optics mounting | Older designs feel outdated |
Best Use Cases
- Big-game hunting thanks to powerful calibers
- Historical firearms collections
- Precision target shooting at short to medium range
- Rugged utilitarian use in remote areas
- Training in classic single-shot rifle techniques
FAQs
Can I mount modern optics on the Lone Star Rolling Block rifle?
Yes, recent Lone Star models come drilled and tapped, allowing easy installation of scopes and red-dot sights.
What calibers are available for the Lone Star Rolling Block rifle?
Common options include .45-70 Government, .30-40 Krag, and .38-55 Winchester, suited for big-game hunting and target shooting.
How does the rolling block action enhance reliability?
Its simple, strong breech mechanism offers durability and consistent locking, minimizing failures even under harsh conditions.
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