Schuetzen Gun Co. Freund Sharps

Started by everetto, October 31, 2019, 01:51:33 PM

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everetto

Just received my Freund sharps from Schuetzen Gun Co, a custom rifle built by Richard to my specs, and engraved by Master engraver Marty Rabeno. The majority of the engraving is a duplication of a famous original Freund rifle. The rifle features the double extractors and the camming breech block, which are some of Freund's improvements. It is a 50-90 with a heavy 32 inch barrel. This composite pic does not do it justice, I will post a few more pics soon.






Gabriel Law

Especially cool rifle!  You don't see those every time you go to the range.

bear tooth billy

What a piece of art!!!!





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nativeshootist

what does the camming breech block do?

ndnchf

Holy Moses - that's incredible!  Congratulations on a rifle of a lifetime.
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Dave T

My oh my! Ain't that just a dandy. (smiley face goes here)

On a more serious note: that's a beautiful custom rifle.

Dave

Blackpowder Burn

Absolutely stunning!

Be sure and let us know how it shoots.
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Quote from: nativeshootist on September 16, 2020, 11:49:09 PM
what does the camming breech block do?

The way the breach block drops has been slightly altered. Instead of sliding straight down the breach block tips back a bit. When reloading it is pressed forward, thus camming the new round into battery. The original causes a tight round, if the rim isn't fully seated, to halt the closing of the breach.
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