Rolling block in .357

[Twotone]

Hi
Anybody have a recommendation for a nice rolling block in .357? I had intended to go for the 45-70 but here in the UK the ammo cost is a killer. I already have a BBB in the same calibre which I handload for so decided to go for the same in a rolling block. How do they compare to a lever action accuracy wise over 100 yds ? Just curious and wanting a different rifle to play with.

[RanchRoper]

Here's a nice one in 45-70 and a .357 too

https://www.cimarron-firearms.com/produ ... block.html

http://www.ubertireplicas.com/product/1 ... e-carbine/

[Twotone]

Thanks, the uberti is available over here but not actually handled one yet as they are not anywherre near me, they do look nice though and I hear the 1873 they make is pretty good. the cimmaron I doubt i will see here unfortunately. I just fancied something a little bit different to shoot, love my BBB now it is shooting right and I am a bit bored with the .223 so another challenge is wanted and santa comes soon ha ha!
Thanks again

[RanchRoper]

My 1860 is imported by Cimarron but manufactured by Uberti. So is my revolver. Quality is excellent and I handled an 1873 Uberti in .357 in a store not long ago and she was a beauty. Case colored receiver and butt plate, and gorgeous wood. I'd pack it on my saddle anytime.

[North Country Gal]

Our local shop has one of those baby rolling blocks in stock, bit it's in a 38-55, so I've passed on it. Might want to look at one before buying if you're a big guy. Actually a very small carbine-like gun in dimensions.

[Twotone]

Hi North country gal,
Thats OK, I am not a big guy ha ha. I also looked at the Pedersoli target rolling block which looks very nice but here it would be a special order and no chance of shouldering one first so a bit reluctant incase it is not a good fit. Its always a toug devision, really would like a rolling block but would also love another lever such as the beautiful Uberti.