Sharps 1874 .45-70 Buffalo Rifle owned by a Wyoming State Engineer

[@noahcount7132]

These videos from the Pioneer Museum in Douglas are fascinating, Evan. The stories of early Wyoming residents linked to the artifacts on display are well worth being aired. Excellent presentation Doyle 👍and Evan 👍.

[@nicolasgruman635]

A really nice rifle! Merry Christmas Evan!!! 🎄🎁

[@NM-eb5ej]

Another fine American firearm, glad LC donated the firearm for us to see. Evan thank you and have a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

[@harrisonmantooth7363]

Good morning Evan and thank you for sharing another piece of Americana History.
I always get excited when I receive a notification from you and, The Wyoming State Museum.
That 1874 Sharp's .45/70 rifle is a beauty. If it could only talk, I'd be in rapture.
Again, thanks for this week's upload.
Stan

[@danielanderson1417]

Very cool, love these videos, do you know anything about the rifle?

[@ocrow8079]

The question is....was DeCastro a good poet? Great episode thanks

[@ronaldjohnson1474]

I challenge anyone who thinks an 8th grade education, ca. 1910, was lacking to compare their textbooks to today's 12th grade textbooks (or 5th to 5th, etc.).

[@davidneal6920]

Must have been a revolutionary rifle back in its day. Great calibre as demonstrated by the fact it is still being used today 🇺🇸 🇳🇿

[@henrysara7716]

Thank you Evan

[@dunbar555]

i visited this museum in 2004. great place. S! from Switzerland

[@Wildwest89]

That’s a great big hunk of steel in that barrel!

[@edglass9912]

Thanks for another informative history lesson about you westerners!!
Did I understand you correctly that you were involved in water treatment? I recently retired from water and wastewater treatment, 30 + years!
Merry Christmas!!
Ed from Lynchburg

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Beautiful piece of History! Thank you!👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

[@mattmorrison9379]

Very coo. Peice of history

[@robertlittle7407]

Cool man cool