Cimarron Originals with Mike Harvey - 1874 Sharps

[@kidhammer2567]

Mike, what a grand story and marvelous manner you possess to protect Sharps' "Quigley" name and then provide it back to them as you have in the way that you did. You are truly a fine "Texas Gentleman" sir. - mkh

[@TheClayton797]

A fine man he is, and a wealth of information to boot.

[@charlesolvey7411]

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[@azcoueshntr]

Thanks for designing this. This was my wife’s 35th anniversary present to me. Real accurate and fun rifle.

[@garythomas4431]

Mike, I love your guns. I own a few, and I love your no nonsense approach. You know you guns, your history. And your products. Thank you sir for taking the time to tell these stories. We love to hear you.

[@dennistaylor3762]

I have an 1874 Sharps in 45-120 made by Shiloh out of Montana and what you did for them I take my hat off and salute you sir!

[@peteshour768]

Great story. A true Texas Gentleman indeed, Honor before greed, these days a rare breed.

[@oregonoutback7779]

Mike, you have no idea how much I love these stories. You are a good man for letting them have the name. I saw recently, where the Shiloh Sharps Company is for sale. Maybe you should buy it ?? :)

[@billpewterbaugh2982]

I own two Pedersoli 1874 Sharps and one happens to be a Quigley in .45-70. What a Beautiful gun and thank you for bringing it to market

[@NormanBraslow-nh2tz]

It's not a Quigley. Only those made by Shiloh are. Sorry. .

[@LeaverAction]

Great history lesson, the Sharps lives on, mighty gracious of you to allow Shiloh to jump back in there for a fraction of the patent value of the Quigley name ! Most of us would have told them to "go pound sand" since they came to you through a lawyer. You are a better man than me, Mike.....

[@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305]

I just got one of your guys 1874 sharps, went to cabelas yesturday not expecting anything new to show up as i bought a Henry 44mag lever action rifle the day before.. And wow this massive 1874 sharps was in the used gun display. Its the quigley version with the 34 inch barrel and the plate that opens up on the rear of the stock. It also had a 6x malcom scope on it which is a $400 scope. The gun may have been used, but it looked brand new.. Had no scratchs, no scuffs ,no finger prints, and the barrel and entire gun were clean.. I bet someone bought it, put a scope on it and fired it only a handful of times. It was $1800 , but i got cabelas to go down to $1700.. thats about new price, but with a $400 scope and $70 scope mount, i got a $2200 rifle for $1700. Im extremely happy.. everyone in cabelas was swarming me as well, wondering the heck that massive rifle was lol. Love it.. I made a video on my channle of it if anyone cares Funny thing is the night prior i actually watched quigley down under.. LOL.. Mine is made by Armi Sport i think even though its a Cimirron. I wish i knew what year it was made. MY ONLY complaint is i wish the stock was better quality, its a bit light in color and feels "light" if that makes sense

[@johnklaren4929]

Great story....I have wanted a rifle like that since I saw the movie as well. I have looked at the Shiloh sharps but and considered it. However after hearing your story and watching some reviews on KZbin about your rifles I think I'm going to give you my business. Thanks Mike , I admire a man that gets off his behind and gets it done.

[@TheAdventureCowboy]

Fascinating story!! Looking forward to the next one!

[@snappers_antique_firearms]

I wish I could be around such amazing historic guns. And thank you for all you have done for historic firearms. I have been into modern guns until last year. I bought one of your Single Action Armys and quickly bought a 1860 Army after that. And I truly fell in love with historic firearms. I just bought my first original firearm. a Colt Single Action Army from 1882. Thank you for keeping these guns alive. I hope to get alot more.

[@williammccaslin8527]

Thx for the history of it, an all that you did for it, really liked the story line of the rifle, an thx for the vid.

[@gc641]

Amazing story

[@Warlord2029]

Interesting tidbit of history I didn’t know about! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@lessage760]

thank you sir for the great history lesson enjoyed it very much

[@philharless4967]

Great story, I have one of your “Man with no name” .45 single actions. Fit and finish impeccable, very accurate. It gets a lot of attention at the range.

[@tropocal2343]

*Your "Quigley" Sharps is very Cool, and so are you, in the way you handled the patent.* *Although it's too bad you didn't personally talk to the owners of Shiloh Sharps, I think a beneficial friendship was missed.* *Some day I would like to own a Cimarron Sharps.....What a beautiful firearm!* *Thanks for the video.....Thumbs up # 54*

[@carlgomm9699]

Sir if you ever get your hands on a Cimarron Sharps you will love it,no doubt there

[@axeaddiction796]

Man love the Sharps

[@tmaddrummer]

Mike, all I can say is, "You sir, are a good man!" Thanks and Blessings!

[@davidklein1565]

Wow so glad you made that happen!! I'm going to place an order for one very soon.. Thanks for sharing. Also My buddy Kelly Snyder may have sold you that picture of the Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show..

[@waynemiracle8928]

You are a very gracious guy to be willing to sell them the trademark without making a profit on the deal! Not one in a million men would have done such a honorable thing! This is why I buy Cimarron firearms!

[@texasdrifter4544]

Always good to remember your old Stories. Like them.

[@matthewquigley1654]

Well Mr. Harvey, I have a few corrections on your video. The Quigley rifle was in the old Shiloh Sharps black & white catalog. I had ordered the fist Quigley rifle for a customer from Shiloh Sharps in 1993. The price for the Quigley Rifle at the time was $2675. It was not until 1995 that the first Italian copies appeared on the market. Also, Shiloh Sharps made three rifles for the movie in 1989. With exception of the finish on one of them, they were all identical. They all had Hartford Collars. I'll be glad to send you pictures of them. Pedersoli did not start making Sharps Rifles until about 1997. Well, at least not under their own name. Uberti offered them about two years earlier, in 1995. You will also notice that shape and cut of the forearm and Pewter Tip of your Pedersoli Sharps look quite different. Other changes had to be made as well in order not to violate existing rights of the original manufacturer. Just look at the almost splinter forearm of your Pedersoli Sharps, and compare it with your original Sharps. It is quite obvious, don't you think? It is a nice story anyway, though.

[@Sw00per_actual]

Ironically I have been looking at the Slotter & Co. Sharps you offer which is beautiful.

[@hungarianhillbilly4144]

Great story. Beautiful rifles.👍👍

[@russ3824]

Love the Texas resolution of doing the right thing, not because you had to, but because “thats the way it should have been”. (Why can’t sleepy Joe figure out that negotiations are best done from strength, not appeasement?).

[@josiel152]

very interesting story.

[@lynnwilliams3501]

Nice to meet you Mike

[@Munkylaw]

I really enjoy the in depth videos explaining the history and production. Could yall do a vid on the man with no name revolvers? Im waiting to get one and would love to hear more about it. ❤️

[@tonydeaton1967]

I've had two of these rifles. Both great functioning, accurate rifles.

[@normanbraslow7902]

Mike, you did the right thing selling the TM to Shiloh. I assume Shiloh in turn gave Cimerron license to use it.

[@drhientran]

An honorable man. You are

[@jeffersonsmith5559]

Great video.

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

I have your Lightning, Open Top and 1860 colt conversion. All in .38 cal. Man I love-um!!!

[@harleylif1929]

I thought the Shiloh Rifle Manufacturing Company in Big Timber, Montana made the replica of the 1874 Sharps rifle used in the 1990 film Quigley Down Under

[@danthompson1467]

When will I get my Roster shooter I've had it ordered for months

[@waterhead1359]

Please talk about the picture behind you

[@richcain64]

Good story !

[@carlgomm9699]

I have a Cimarron Sharps made by Pedersoli in my collection,it's very accurate too, would like to know more about it, particularly what model it is,it's in 45-70,I dearly love this rifle,if possible can you please help me with the model of this rifle ??

[@cimarronFA]

Hi Carl. Glad you like your Cimarron Sharps! Please call us at 830 997 9090 and one of our salespeople can help you. Thanks!

[@357bullfrog9]

They got no room to fuss. You give em plenty of time. You snooze you loose. Shiloh snoozed

[@johnmacdonald1878]

Nice story.

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

I have a pedersoli 4570 special long range beatyful gun

[@NormanBraslow-nh2tz]

One other point. Shiloh would have made duplicates of the movie rifle on special order.

[@georgegeller1902]

Old guns are best!

[@McDanielRanch]

Any one ever hear of a sharps and harts 6.5x71 I believe that was the caliber could be wrong. my family had one win I was a kid. It got stolen along with a bunch of guns. But I have never seen one since. Just wondering if anyone knows anything about it

[@thomasallen3818]

I don’t think I would have been as nice to Shiloh Sharps. I would have possibly let them uses the name under your Trademark, but first to the through usually eats the most.

[@Rumblestrip]

Hmm... Buffalo ya say....call Dunton Ranch in Kingman AZ. They'll hook ya up for a buffalo hunt on their spread. Take good care of ya. Id link, but i think YT would delete this. Easy to find with a google search. One minor request....bring a camera... Lol love to see that old sharps do its job. Lol

[@Sw00per_actual]

Thats a canned hunt right... opinions may vary if thats true hunting. Not being critical just saying.

[@Rumblestrip]

It is and it isnt. They got quiet a bit of property the critter can roam. Pretty rough stuff a lot of it. Enough ground i dont really see a difference between them or a national forest. Either way, hunting "wild" buffalo is illegal. Take your pick... Get arrested, or get a legal hunt on private land with a private animal that's lived on that property and not been fussed with in a while. Just sayin @John Cooper

[@Sw00per_actual]

@@Rumblestrip True on the legal part. I guess it is a hunting experience vs. Fair Chase. My opinion has been swayed by the Boone and Crockett Club

[@victorshults242]

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[@jamesbrandt3764]

Needs the soule sight. Nice of you to let them have the rights so cheap.

[@danthompson1467]

Rooster shooter sorry

[@NormanBraslow-nh2tz]

He was a gentlemen giving the TM to Shiloh at cost. Nonetheless, the Shiloh is the better rifle.

[@NormanBraslow-nh2tz]

The Quigly Sharps wa NOT made by It was Shiloh. The Shiloh is better made, better fit, finish, better wood, and they are more historically accurate. And they shoot better.

[@ericpolach8507]

Awesome video