The .300 Rook: A Single Shot-Breech Loader by J.Patstone.

[@greenjack1959l]

This has brought back memories. I would spend hours in Patstone & Cox browsing all the lovely things I couldn't afford. I had forgotten till I saw this. Beautiful little gun. Reminds me of a folding 410 I once owned.

[@ProfessorNordland]

Love the new way you did the video, amazing work. Hope you make more videos soon 10/10 would watch again.

[@Gator-357]

I have my grandfather's Rook rifle chambered in .380 Rook and still break it out once or twice a year for a few shots. Mine is a break action operated by a button under the breech. I believe it's a Rook no.5

[@ditzydoo4378]

A very lovely rifle. the .300 Rook is more than adequate to the task at hand and joy to shoot. My grandfathers Cogswell & Harrison .300 Rook Martini uses much the same load, but instead of Black-Powder we use a handload of 10-grains Hodgden Triple-Seven BP substitute over an 80-grain cast Lee bullet. it is pleasant to shoot and will place 5-shots into the 10-ring at 50-meters.

[@justinkeller9187]

I absolutely love all the rook rifles and wish I could find some. Been into Stevens Favorites but they don't have this style.

[@kenmartin9106]

Fine looking rifle would be a fun plinker. Great job bring it back to life.

[@ashleyridge3854]

One of you best vids yet, music was great 👍

[@TaZ101SAGA]

New editing software makes post video narration much much easier. Many thanks fella!

[@rosskoko100]

I think I have a very similar rifle which , thanks to you, I possibly have the makers name. Cheers.lovely old gun. I wish I could shoot it.

[@arturpereira9157]

Genius work no doubt. Love the technician. That’s my boy ❤

[@vitrolic_mind4830]

Will it kill a deer?

[@TaZ101SAGA]

I'm sure it's possible, but hardly ideal.