SOLD Sharon Plains Rifle .54

A sweet ol' rifle
Great, super smooth bore, looks new.


$1000 + shipping

Nice looking rig I wish I needed one !

Already have three 54's. Happens to be my favorite caliber but don't need another.

Suggest giving more specs tho. Like barrel length, weight, length of pull and barrel diameter across the flats.

Good luck with your sale of a great lookin rifle

Paper with name and date in one of the photos please
Nit Wit

Whats the weight and length?

Now that is a nice rifle, best of luck to the OP and new buyer.

William Sublette said:

A sweet ol' rifle
Great, super smooth bore, looks new.


$1000 + shipping

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Barrel thickness, length, other dimensions? Any info on th lock, triggger? Weight? Let me know, thank you!

I thought that the plains rifles had one barrel key and Hawkens had two? Am I wrong?

Jerry

what brand Lock and Trigger, who built the Rifle? Thanks

jgraham1 said:

I thought that the plains rifles had one barrel key and Hawkens had two? Am I wrong?

Jerry

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Plains Rifle is a generic term used to describe all the half stock rifles that look like a Hawken style, but are not Hawken rifles.

It's a show of respect for the originals.

75gr 3f
.015 patch
.530 Hornady swaged rb
50yds

Barrel 31.5"
1" across
Weight 9.5lbs

Percussion lock
Double set triggers


LOP 14" + or -

Smokey Plainsman said:

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Mr. Sublette's Sharon is much better looking than Ozzie's Sharon, IMHO.

This is just my highly prejudiced personal opinion!

Withdraw this post and re-list it for at least $1500.

When it comes to accuracy, Sharon Rifle Barrel Co. Hawken rifles are neck & neck with tbose produced by Green River Rifle Works.

"Back in the day" my .54 cal Sharon Hawken and I placed in front of GRRW Hawken shooters on a regular basis. Don't get me wrong, once-in-a-while one of those guys would win too.

My plinking load was 75gr FFg Goex. My most accurate load (also my hunting load), was 107gr FFg Goex pushing a .530 pure lead hand-cast, patched with .017 pillow ticking, and lubed with saliva. Off of the bench, I could (more often than not) print five shots touching at 100 yards.

Your Sharon Hawken should sell for way more than $1,000.

I will take it PM sent

Spf

Thank you

Jim Comer said:

I will take it PM sent

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Jim,

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