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Shooting crescent butt antiques or replicas.
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Bought a Browning 1886 Rifle the day they came out, in 1986. With the factory crescent butt and standard 45-70 loads, it killed at both ends. A few years later I located a new Browning 86 carbine butt stock and put it on. Now it looks cool like a musket and shoots very nicely.Comment
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I have a Winchester 1895 in 30-40 with a crescent butt stock and it was very painful to shoot. I bought a limbsaver and added bubble wrap in the center portion and now its much easier on the shoulder. Next time I take it out, I'll give the arm method a try but I'm thinking that isn't going to be much better than the pre bubble wrap shooting.Comment
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I had a Carbine that was stolen back in '91. I was good for 3 shots, if I went 5 shots, I was done shooting anything for the rest of that day,...and sometimes the next!Bought a Browning 1886 Rifle the day they came out, in 1986. With the factory crescent butt and standard 45-70 loads, it killed at both ends. A few years later I located a new Browning 86 carbine butt stock and put it on. Now it looks cool like a musket and shoots very nicely.Comment
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My shiloh sharps has a crescent buttplate.
Held correctly off the shoulder (cup on the arm), it isn't bad.
Off the shoulder it's miserable. I wear a past shield, and adding a slip on pad makes it barely tolerable.
Without the slip on, it knocks a divot into the recoil shield 🤣Comment
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