357 mag was just my first thought... I'd also consider one in 308, would that be easier to find? I'm also thinking something fairly budget friendly, sadly I think that means a Ruger No.1 is out of the question.
It's not a clone... Last I read, all the H&R tooling was worn out and was one reason they stopped making it...Interesting, that looks like a clone of the H&R. Looks exactly the same, even the action pins are in the same place. I wonder if they bought the tooling from h&r after they closed?
I guess they changed their mind... lolI've already been in touch with Henry, asking about a .357 mag Single Shot. They said it's not in the pipeline,
They're still listed on Ruger's website. The numbers they make may be small, but the numbers they want, to the right of the $ sign are rather large.How about Ruger Number 1s. Doesn't Lipsey's still get
them made by Ruger in small numbers?
Zeke
There's a company that makes airsoft type rifles that makes a rolling block in 357 and 44 mag. I think the company is Tippman. Browning or Winchester also make a single shot as well though they're falling block rather than break action.
The Miroku/Browning/Winchester 1885s and B-78s are a closet contender for the best simple hunting rifles ever - much more accurate on average than Ruger #1s due to the better free-float barrel attachment. Like the #1 calibers come and go, but right now you can get .405 win, .375 H&H, .243, .30-40 Krag, .45-70, .40-65, .22-250, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .30-06. Should be something in there for most applications.
All those calibers are for sale new or NOS on Gunbroker right now.Where do you see them for sale right now? New?
I just saw you were looking for a .30-06 B-78.
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/639309194
I'm not sure about the price but that's a darn good looking rifle.