In the firearms world, the name “Shiloh” has come to mean the maker of the finest quality modern reproductions of the famed single-shot Sharps rifles of the mid-to-late 19th century. Especially popular is the company’s 1874 model, often known as the “buffalo gun” due to its heavy use by the hide hunters of our frontier era. The Shiloh Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company in Big Timber, Montana, has been the leading producer of Sharps-style rifles since the late 1970s. To many g


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