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Vol 1 No 1
- Hunting with Old Reliable by Dave Thorn
- 155,978 by Jerry Mayberry
- Some Research on Schuyler, Hartley & Graham by Jerry Mayberry
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Vol 1 No 2
- The Sharpshooters Match at Virginia City, Montana, by Jim Edwards
- Encyclopedia of Buffalo Hunters by Miles Gilbert
- The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863, Pt. 1, by History of Montana
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Vol 1 No 3
- Selected Biographies of Buffalo Hunters by Miles Gilbert
- Shipments of Model 1874 Rifles to Montana by Jerry Mayberry
- The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863, part 2 by History of Montana
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Vol 1 No 4
- Freund and Bro., Pioneer Gun Makers of the West by Pablo Balentine
- William Thornhill by Harvey Zikmundt
- A Visit to Adobe Walls by Jerry Mayberry
- The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863, part 3 by History of Montana
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Vol 2 No 1
- The Original Sharps Rifle Company Records by R. L. Moore, Jr., M. D.
- New Model 1859 Military Rifles by John McAulay
- Report for King Woolsey to General Carleton Arizona Historical Society
- Trout Breeding in Vernon Vernon Historical Society
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Vol 2 No 2
- Two Shots Would Have Been Nice submitted by Pablo Balentine
- Sharps Metallic Rifle Cartridges by Jerry Mayberry
- An Interesting Carbine by John McAulay
- Survivors by Dick Chamberlain
- Model 1874 Serial Number Sequence by Dave Thorn
- The Big Bear of Hermosa Forest and Stream, 12/22/1881
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Vol 2 No 3
- Buffalo Guns and Adobe Walls Gerald Mayberry
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Vol 2 No 4
- Letter from Captain Wickersham by Terry Behm
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Vol 3 No 1
- Gale Stockman, 2/4/1927 to 9/1/1995 Guns & Ammo
- Sharp’s Breech-Loading Rifles Scientific American, 3/9/1850
- Jimmy’s First Deersubmitted by Terry Behm
- What in the World Richard Napoli
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Vol 3 No 2
- W. M. D. Lee by Jerry Mayberry
- Buffalo Skinner’s Song by Dot Babb
- Some Thoughts on the Ethics of Collecting by Gary Roedl
- A Civil War Letter submitted by Pablo Balentine
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Vol 3 No 3
- Last Effort to Save the BisonTechnical World, 7/1912
- 155,978 by Jerry Mayberry
- Some Research on Schuyler, Hartley & Graham by Jerry Mayberry
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Vol 3 No 4
- Denver by Jerry Mayberry
- The Other Long Shot by Jerry Mayberry
- An Even Earlier Long Shotsubmitted by Terry Behm
- Some Comments of the “Berdan Sharpshooters” The Rifle, 12/1886
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Vol 4 No 1
- Reno Battlefield Museum by Ralph Heinz
- Robbins & Lawrence by Gary Roedl
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Vol 4 No 2
- Things Aren’t Always What They Seem by Jerry Mayberry
- Gored by a Wounded Buffalo Frontier Times, 4/1924
- Rambling Shots from the Past by Claude E. Fuller
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Vol 4 No 3
- Leo Goodwin by Gary Roedl
- A Buffalo Sharps by Warren Werner
- Some Prejudiced Thoughts on Caliber for Reproduction Sharps by Jerry Mayberry
- Origins of the Rifle Musket by John K. McBride
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Vol 4 No 4
- Don’t Bow’er Up by Jerry Mayberry
- Life is Good by Jerry Mayberry
- An Eastern Sporting Rifle by Jim Zupan
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Vol 5 No 1
- 1850 Serial Numbers by Jerry Mayberry
- Model 1869 Serial Numbers by Jerry Mayberry
- A discussion of Sharp’s Prices by Victor Atiyeh
- Bison and Sharps Down Under by Jim Vellenoweth
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Vol 5 No 2
- The Battle of Adobe Walls from Frontier Times, 6/1924
- Some Excerpts from Grann’papys Pistol by Duncan McConnell
- Counterpoint by Robert C. Stump, M.D.
- Some Observation on the 50-90 Sharps American Rifleman, 7/1936
- Trajectory Curves of American Sporting Rifles, The Rifle 1/1886
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Vol 5 No 3
- William Mcdole Lee, An Empire from Buffalo Hides by Jerry Adams
- Gored by a Wounded BuffaloFrontier Times, 4/1924
- Sharps Long Range Promotional Item by Jim Gould, Jr.
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Vol 5 No 4
- 6th Annual Sharps Collector Association Meeting by Gary Roedl
- Coffee Mill Sharps by American Rifleman, 8/1998
- On the Buffalo Range in 1873 Frontier Times, 3/1924
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Vol 6 No 1
- The Rarest Sharps by Frank Sellers
- Travels with Pablo by Jerry Mayberry
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Vol 6 No 2
- A prejudiced View of Which Sharps has the Best Lines by Jerry Mayberry
- Brass Sharps Door Plates by Jerry Mayberry
- Charlie Home From the Ranch submitted by Pablo Balentine
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Vol 6 No 3
- Walter Cooper An Illustrated History of the State of Montana, 1894
- Walter Cooper and the Sharps Rifle by Jerry Mayberry
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Vol 6 No 4
- Fort Griffin and the Buffalo Sharps by Dr. Robert L. Moore
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Vol 7 No 1
- The Sharps 1851 Boxlock by F. J. "Pablo" Balentine
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Vol 7 No 3
- Thoughts About Jerry by Gary R. Roedl
- The Sharps Rifle in Frontier Montana by Gerald R. Mayberry
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Vol 8 No 1
- Hunting Buffalo by Henry Bierman Story Montana Pioneer, 1860 – 1943
- Early Days in the West by Oscar Brackett
- The Buffalo Disaster of 1882 by Robert Holter
- The Records of Civil War Sharps Carbines by Dave Thorn
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Vol 8 No 2
- Who is This Man with the Sharps Rifle? by Harold Layne
- Some Thoughts on Sharps’ Cartridges, Powder and Bullets by Jim Zupan
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Vol 8 No 3
- Fraudulent Letter Uncovered by Dave Carter
- Early Screw Driver Update by Harvey Zikmund
- A Unique Presentation of a Sharps Model 1853 Rifle by Tom Seymour
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Vol 9 No 1
- A Model 1866, Serial # C,50,009 by Chris Scheider
- A Deluxe Montana Sharps Rifle by Bob Butterfield
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Vol 10 No 3
- Reproduction Powder Cans by Joe Erwin
- A M1874 Mid Range #1 Travels to San Francisco by Matt Sears
- A Mid Range that was Shipped East by Jim Zupan
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Vol 9 No 2
- Nathaniel Curry & Bro. and the Model 1878 by Jim Zupan
- A Tale of Two Sharps by Charlie Hill
- Sharps Rifle by Jeff Price
- The Powder Measure? by Gary Roedl
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Vol 10 No 2
- After Fort Griffin by Jeff Price, M.D.
- Also from Fort Griffin by Terrance Ryckmann, D.D.S
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Vol 11 No 1
- The First Borchardts by Jim Zupan
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Vol 11 No 2
- A Farewell to Bill Peace
- The Sharps Carbines and Rifles of Company K of the 11th New York Cavalry, by J. A. by Arnie Dowd II
- Model 1874 Military Target Rifles by Jim Zupan
- Remarks and Update on Sharps Serial Number Documentation by Richard J. Labowskie, M. D.
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Vol 11 No 3
- A Texas Model Sharps 1874 Sporting Rifle by John Robinson
- A Sharps Lost and Found by Dave Thorn
- The Freund Sharps by Tom Schiffer and Bob Butterfield
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Vol 12 No 1
- Jim Ennis - Buffalo Hunter by Richard J. Labowskie, M.D
- The Sharps Carbines and Rifles of Company K of the 11th N.Y.V.C. by Arnie Dowd
- A “Michigan” Sharps by Michigan Collector
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Vol 12 No 2
- A New York Model 1869 Carbine by Michigan Collector
- The Patchbox by Jim Zupan
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Vol 12 No 3
- “Hell Roaring Jake” and his Sharps Borchardt Rifles by Pablo Balentine
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Vol 13 No 1
- Yung Wing and the Chinese Contract by Richard J. Labowskie
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Vol 13 No 2
- H & D Folsom and the Buffalo Trade by Jim Zupan
- A North Pole Sharps by Robert Butterfield
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Vol 13 No 3
- One of a Kind by Dave Thorn

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- The Kansas Hunt by Jim Zupan
- The Sharps Rifle and the Kansas Buffalo Hunt Jim Zupan
- The Kansas Military Rifle by Stan Anderson

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Vol 14 No 2
- Levi Woodhouse and His Engraved Sharps Model 1853 Sporting Rifle by Frank Graves
- The Sharps Rifles at the Paris Universal Exhibition by Bob Butterfield
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Vol 14 No 1
- Six Sharps to Idaho by Pablo Balentine
- A Sharps Four Barreled Pepperbox by Matt Sears
- But the Numbers Don’t Match by Bob Butterfield
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Vol 14 No 3
- The Kansas Hunt, a Newspaper Perspective by Jim Zupan
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Vol 15 No 2
- The Model 1870 Sharps Rifle by Dave Thorn
- Disposing of Collections When the Collector in the Family Dies by Will Adye-White
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Vol 15 No 3
- Lt. Patrick Henry Ray’s Sharps Rifle by Dave Thorn
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Vol 15 No 1
- A Clockmaker’s Target Rifle by Jim Zupan
- Gunmaker Had Fertile Mind as Trout-Breeding Pioneer by Stephanie Reitz
- A New Sharps Variation by Richard J. Labowskie
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Vol 16 No 1
- Carson City Guard, Carson City, Nevada by Jim Zupan
- From Hartford to Philadelphia by Edward J. Marron, Jr.
- Two Kansas BillheadsRichard J. Labowskie, M.D.
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Vol 16 No 2
- John Calvin Curtis & His Sharps M1874 Sporting Rifle by Matt Sears
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Vol 16 No 3
- Tyrall E. Jackson 1821 - by Pablo Balentine
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Vol 17 No 1
- Life of a Buffalo Hunter by Fred Fellows
- History of the American Bison, Selections by J. A. Allen
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Vol 17 No 2
- The History of Collecting - part 2 by Richard Labowskie
- A.D. McAusland, Frontier Firearms Dealer and Gunsmith by Dave Thorn
- Sharps Rifle Company and the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1878 by Jim Zupan
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Vol 17 No 3
- The History of Collecting - part 3 by Richard Labowskie
- A Frank Hyde Sharps by Gino Petrucci
- Sharps Rifles at the Little Bighorn by Dave Thorn
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Vol 18 No 1
- Albert S. Nippes Mill Creek Pennsylvania, The First Manufacturer of Sharps Rifles by Edward W. Marron, Jr.
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Vol 18 No 2
- Berdan’s Sharpshooters by Charlie Counts
- Col. Berdan’s Sharps-Shooters by The New York Times
- Col. Berdan’s Sharps-Shooters by E. A. Brininstool
- Sharps Rifles at The Little Big Horn by Dave Thorn
- Christian Sharps’ First Letter to the Secretary of War by Edward W. Marron, Jr.
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Vol 18 No 3
- The Sharps Pistol – Rifle by Frank Graves
- The Christmas Sharps by Kerry Trauger
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Vol 19 No 2
- Ben Hubbel’s 15 Kansas Sharps Carbine and Bayonets 1856 by Harold Layne
- “Beecher’s Bibles” aboard the Steamship Arabia by Andrew Masich
- The Stevens Exhibition 1853 – 54 by Dave Thorn
- The First Sharps on the Texas Frontier by Edward W. Marron, Jr.
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Vol 19 No 3
- The Model 1868 Sharps Carbine “ Repaired and Altered for Metallic Cartridges” by Jim Zupan
- Sharps Carbines at the Battle of Poker Flat by Douglas C. McChristian
- A New Jersey Sharps Military Rifle by Dave Thorn
- The Model #3 Mid-Range Rifle, Model 1874 by Jim Zupan
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Vol 19 No 1
- Sharps Military Test and Trials 1850 – 1851 by Edward W. Marron, Jr.
- Solomon Bock’s Sharps Rifle by Bob Butterfield
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Vol 20 No 2
- Henry (Silent Jim) Ellis Frontier Scout, Plainsman, Kansas Buffalo Hunter by Justin Ellis & Dick Goergen
- Sgt. Crain’s Sharps Carbine by Dave Thorn
- Carson Guard verses the Topeka Rifle Club in a Shooting Match on April 26, 1887 by Jim Zupan
- The Sharps and Hankins Carbine by J. Richard Salzer
- Matter of Forgery by Richard J. Labowskie M.D.
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Vol 20 No 1
- Sharps Loading Tools by Jim Zupan
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Vol 20 No 3
- Christian Sharps – Patent of 1848 by Edward W. Marron, Jr.
- The First of the Last or “2 Military Rifles N.M.” by Jim Zupan
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Vol 21 No 1
- John Brown’s Model 1850 Sharps by Edward W. Marron Jr. & Ron Paxton
- Fred D. Clarke, early Colorado and Montana Frontiersman by Jim Beman
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Vol 22 No 1
- Sharps Carbines and the Last of the Oregon Cavalry Volunteers, 1863 – 1866by Andrew E. Masich
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Vol 21 No 2
- Barney Benjamin Day Soldier – Indian Fighter – Buffalo Hunter – Gold Miner Homesteader – Father – Politician by Dave Carter
- …And now one of the Last! by Jim Zupan
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Vol 22 No 2
- Sharps Model 1874 Barrels by Jim Zupan
- William Thornhill Buffalo Hunter by Harvey Zikmund
- A Second Life for a Rifle by Rainer Dethloff
- Finding a Sharps by Robert Ulbrict
- If That Old Bullet Moule Could Only Speak by Tom Quigley
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Vol 22 No 3
- Pre Patent Sharps Firearms by Edward W. Marron, Jr. and Ron Paxton
- Two Sharps Rifles Never to be Documented by Richard J. Labowskie, MD
- In the Style of…. By Jim Zupan
- Adobe Walls 2015 by Bob Butterfield
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Vol 23 No 1
- How far will a Sharps Rifle shoot? by Pablo Balentine
- Robertson Collection auctioned by Heritage Auctions by Jim Zupan
- Making the big-bores shoot by Frank H. Mayer
- N.R. Davis and his Sharps of 1879 by Dave Thorn
- A day at Fort Griffin and the flats by Jim Zupan
- Peter Bergersen, gunsmith – Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory by Bob Butterfield
- Isaac Coates – physician, soldier, hunter, lecturer, adventurer by Richard J. Labowskie, MD
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Vol 23 No 2
- Early Sharps screwdriver by Harvey Zikmund
- Evolution of the Model 1850 Sharps by Edward W. Marron Jr. and Ron Paxton
- Andrew Kelly’s Sharps at Fort Craig, New Mexico by David L. Bradshaw
- The Sharps Rifle by L.D. Satterlee (American Rifleman-Sept., 1928)
- A Sharps rifle lost ……and found by Dave Thorn
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Vol 23 No 3
- First military reports of the Sharps carbine in service by David Carter, Edward W. Marron Jr. and Ron Paxton
- Shooting the 1851 Sharps carbine by Dave Thorn
- Sharps by Elmer Keith (American Rifleman-March, 1926)
- Follow up to Sharps by Elmer Keith by Dave Thorn
- Dakota Territory Sharps by Bob Holter
- The Cody Winchester and Sharps show 2016
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Vol 24 No 1
- Hunting in the Great West,with George Shields by Dave Thorn
- A Kit Carson Sharps by Lyle Hutchens
- Sharps Rifles and the Montana Historical Society by Dave Thorn
- A Sharps Rifle with a Frontier Repair by Bob Butterfield
- Robbins and Lawrence and the American Precision Museum by Bob Holter
- The Sharps New Model Combustible Cartridgeby Terry Behm
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Vol 24 No 3
- The Sharps Rifle and teh Kansas Buffalo Hunt by Richard J. Labowskie, M.D.
- "Spanish Gov" M1863 Sharps Carbines by Charles Pate
- The Custer Battlefield Sharps by Pete Erickson
- Sharps Rifles and the Montana Historical Society by Dave Thorn
- Why the Buffalo Disappeared E.A. Brininstool
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Vol 24 No 2
- Sharps Patent of November 11, 1856 by Michael Rector, Ron Paxton, and Edward W. Marron Jr.
- Two C-Series 1st MD Cavalry Sharps Carbines by Charles Pate
- The Model 1874 Military Rifle on the Kansas Frontier by Stan Anderson
- Sharps Rifles and the Montana Historical Society by Dave Thorn
- Bridgeport Sharps with Hartford Sharps Features by Dave Thorn
- M.C. Clark Collector / Dealer 1930's to 1970's
- Sharps New Model 1863 Military Rifleby Bob Butterfield
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Vol 25 No 1
- U.S. Dragoons, Apaches, and Border Bandits, Weapons of the First Dragoon Regiment by William P. Mapoles
- John S. Sumner and the Sharps 1876 New Model Long Range by Steven Edelman
- The Big Fifty Sharps by Elmer Keith
- A Lincoln Calvary (1st New York Calvary) Sharps Carbine by Charles Pate
- Carlos Gove by Charles Worman
- Sharps Rifles and the Montana Historical Society by Dave Thorn
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Vol 25 No 2
- Montanta 1874 by Robert M. Holter
- The 3 and 1/4 Inch Question by Richard J. Labowskie, MD
- A Unique Presentation of a Sharps Model 1853 Rifle by Tom Seymour
- A B.Kittredge and Co. Sharps by Jim Zupan

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Vol 25 No 3

Sharps and Hankins Navy Rifles by John D. McAulay

The Sharps Rifle in Frontier Montana by Gerald R. Mayberry

Sharps Rifles and the Montana Historical Society by Dave Thorn

Model 1859 Sharps Rifles of the Veteran Volunteer Infantry Corps by Charles Pate

Carlos Gove Double Barrel Combination Gun by Bob Butterfield

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Vol 26 No 1

The Sharps Rifle in Frontier Montana (pt 2) by Gerald R. Mayberry

A WM. R. Burkhard Model 1874 Sharps Business Rifle by Darrin Lowery

Montgomery C. Meigs' Freund Sharps by Robert M. Holter

Some Observations on the .50-90 Sharps by Martin Schacht, Jr., and Orlo E. Tharp

Sharps and Hankins Navy Carbines by John D. McAulay

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Vol 26 No 2

Sharps Carbines and the 7th Cavalry by Dave Thorn

Frontier Firearms by James H. Cook

Montgomery C. Meigs' Freund Sharps by Robert M. Holter

Sharps & Hankins Navy Carbines (Pt 2) by John D. McAulay

A Deluxe Cased Sight Set by William P. Mapoles

Sharps Taken Home by John D. McAulay

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Vol 26 No 3

George Bird Grinnell, Hunter and Conservationist by Miles Gilbert

A Model 1853 1st California Cavalry Sharps Carbine by Jim Perrin

The 40-90 Sharps in South Central Nebraska by Lyle Hutchens

A C. Sharps Prototype Pepperbox - Or Is It? by Charles Worman

A Model 1874 Sharps Rifle sent to Nathaniel Curry and Modified by John P. Lower by Darrin L. Lowery, Ph.D.

Sharps Carbines at the Battle of Poker Flat by Douglas C. McCristian

Charcoal and Pig Lead by L. J. Hathaway

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Vol 27 No 1

Two Sharps Carbines in the New Mexico and Arizona Territories by David Bradshaw

Some More Early Sharps-Related Notes by Charles Pate

Shooting NM 1859 and 1863 Military Rifle and Carbine by Dave Thorn

Civil War Sharps Rifle Accuracy by Robert M. Holter

Some Thoughts on Sharps Rifle Company's Charges by Tom Quigly

"Hell Roaring Jake" and his Sharps Borcherdt Rifles by F.J. Pablo Balentine

The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863 Part 1 from "History of Montana", Warner Beers & Co., Chicago, 1885 by Gary Roedl

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Vol 27 No 2

"Doc" Zahl, The Champion Buffalo Hunter of Fort Buford and the West

The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863, Part 2 from "History of Montana" Warner Beers & Co., Chicago, 1885

A Confederate-captured 10th Ohio Cavalry Sharps Carbine by Charles Pate

Calamity Jane, A Western Character by Robert M. Holter

The Sharps Screwdriver Enigma: A Follow-Up with the Texas Tech University Archives by Darrin L. Lowery Ph.D.

A Frank Hyde Sharps by Geno Petrucci

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Vol 27 No 3

The Life of Joseph Seaborn McCombs by John Snyder and Miles Gilbert

45-21/10 or 45-21/4? by Dave Thorn

The Stevens Expedition, 1853 by Dave Thorn

The Yellowstone Expedition of 1863 Part 3 from "History of Montant" Warner Beers & Co., Chicago, 1885

The Belcher .50 cal. 21/2-in straight case

Full Confession of David Rudebaugh Ford County Globe, July 2, 1878 Dodge City, Kansas

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Vol 28 No 1

The Sharps 1851 Boxlock by F.J. (Pablo) Balentine

Out of the Brush by Leo Remiger and Miles Gilbert

Accuracy Test Early Sharps "Slant-Breech" Percussion Carbine by William P. Mapoles

A T.E. Jackson Sharps Setting the Record Straight by Stan Anderson

3 Sharps Rifles of Captain E.M. Coates Fourth Infantryby Jeff Price

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Vol 28 No 2

Accuracy Test Part II Sharps Model 1851 "Slant-Breech" Carbine by William P. Mapoles, Photography by John Harriman

More Early Sharps Notes: Origin of the Sharps Saber Bayonetby Charles Pate

Percussion Sharps and the Gas Seal Solutionby Robert M. Holter

Christian Sharps' Activities While Developing His Patent Model Of 1848-extracted from- Arguments before the U.S. Patent Office and the Justices of the Supreme Court by Roy Marcot, Edward W. Marron, Jr., Ron Paxton

Wm. R. Burkhard Minnesota Gun Dealerby Jim Zupan

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Vol 28 No 3

General Harney and Sharps CARBINES by Edward W. Marron, Jr.

Richens Lacey "Uncle Dick" Wootton by Miles Gilbert

The Octagon Receiver - Octagon Barrel Sharps Model 1878 Sporting Rifle Variation by Darrin Lowery, Ph.D

Accuracy Test Part 3: The Sharps Model 1853 "Slant-Breech" Carbine by William P. Mapoles

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Vol 29 No 1

The Springfield Twelve by Jeff Goodson and Al Duquette

Accuracy Test Part 4: Linen Cartridges With A Sharps Rifle by William P. Mapoles, Author and Michael Murray, Cartridge Developer, Photos by John Harriman

The Mystery of the LB Stamped Borchardt Rifle by Darrin Lowery, Ph.D

George Wooster Yale, Sharps Shooter, Plant Manager, and Salesman by Miles Gilbert

Christian Sharps' First Letter to the Secretary of War, June 8, 1848 by Edward W. Marron, Jr.

In Praise of Old Brown Guns by Robert M. Holter

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Vol 29 No 2

The .50 Caliber Two-Inch Cartridge: A Rare Sharps Rifle Company Round by Darrin Lowery and Dave Thorn

Joe Elliott, His Sharps Rifle, and "The" Johnson County, Wyoming Wars by David Carter

William Pickett, Champion Grizzly Killer, and How Fourbear, Wyoming Got It's Name by Miles Gilbert

Sharps Rifles For New Jersey by David Thorn

The North Platte Sharps by John Dutcher

Some Observations On The 50-90 Sharps by Martin Schacht, Jr. and Orlo E. Tharp, Reprinted from the American Rifleman, July 1936, pg. 13

Trajectory Curves of American Sporting Rifles from "The Rifle", January 1886

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Vol 29 No 3

An Archaeological Legacy of Buffalo Hunting in America's West by Darrin Lowery

The Model 1868 Sharps Carbine, "Repaired and Altered For Metallic Cartridges" by Jim Kattner, Richard J. Labowskie, Andrew F. Lustyik, Graeme Young, and Jim Zupan

Rustling In The Rockies With G.O. Shields by Miles Gilbert and Dave Thorn

Sharps Related items by Edwin J. Marron Jr.

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Vol 30 No 1

Accuracy Test Part VII by William P. Mapoles

Sharps Gallery: Sharps Pistol Rifles

Perry Hanna, Buffalo Hunter by Miles Gilbert

Sharps Rifles At The Little Bighorn by David Thorn

Horace Countryman - Whiskey Trader by David Thorn

Native Greene County Woman Was Pioneer Settler In Dakota Hunted Buffalo With Husband In Early 80's by Robert M. Holter and Leo Remiger, Reprinted from the Jefferson Herald, April 1937, pg. 9

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Vol 30 No 2

Colonel John Bodine, "Dean of American Rifleman", and The Sharps Rifle

Rustlings in the Rockies With G.O. Shields by Miles Gilbert and Dave Thorn

Miscellaneous Altered Sharps Carbine Notes by Charles Pate

The Expeditions of 1853 and the Evaluations of the 1851 Sharps Carbine by Miles Gilbert and Dave Thorn

A Well-Traveled Model 1874 Sharps Military Rifle by Darrin Lowery, Ph.D.

The Christmas Sharps by Kerry Trauger.

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Vol 30 No 3

The Borchard Hornet: The American Rifleman - February, 1933 by Henry Lovell

The Remington "Big Fifty"Rolling Block Sporting Rifle: It's Role During the Great Buffalo Hunt and as a Rival to the Sporting Rifles Produced by the Sharps Rifle Company by Darrin Lowery, Ph.D.

White Buffaloing the Hide Hunting Years by Miles Gilbert

Sharps Business Rifle - 158358 by Miles Gilbert

Address: Walter Cooper, Brick Block, Bozeman, Montana Territory by Robert M. Holter

A.O. Zischang Custom Sharps Borchardt Rifles by John Dutcher

The American Rifleman: December 1931 "Old Reliable" by Paul B. Jenkins

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Vol 31 No 1

Borchardt Trigger Pull by Al Marciante

Sharps Rifles Shipped in 1870s to the Colorado Territory by David Carter

A Sharps Model 1874 Long-Range #1 Rifle Sent to Galveston, Texas by Darrin L. Lowery, Ph.D.

The Buffalo Hunt of 1883-4 by Robert M. Holter

Connecting With the Past by Dave Thorn