The Rolling Block Creedmoor #2 is a single-shot rifle in .45/70 built around the rolling block action, a design chosen for its inherent strength and straightforward operation. The double-set trigger gives you two pull options: a light set pull for precision work or the standard pull for normal use. Combined with a 30" round steel barrel and 1:18" twist rate, the rifle is well-suited to deliberate long-range shooting. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• Series/Collection: Rolling Block Creedmoor #2 
• Action: Rolling Block 
• Magazine Type: Single Shot 
• Stock Type: Pistol Grip 
• Trigger Type: Double Set 
• Caliber/Gauge: .45/70 
• Twist Rate: 1:18" 
• Orientation: Right-Handed 
• Barrel Material: Steel 
• Stock Material: Walnut 
• Barrel Finish: Matte Black 
• Barrel Length: 30" 
• Overall Length: 46-1/16" 
• Weight: 9.25 lb 
• Barrel Type: Round 
• Number of Grooves: 6 
   

Features: 

The pistol-grip walnut stock positions your hand naturally for consistent trigger control. The matte black barrel finish cuts glare in bright outdoor conditions. At 9.25 lb the rifle sits steady on a rest and absorbs a meaningful portion of .45/70 recoil. 
 
Rolling block actions lock up solidly and are simple to maintain. The 6-groove, 1:18" twist handles standard to heavy .45/70 bullets reliably. This is a rifle for shooters who take one deliberate shot rather than relying on follow-up fire.

Owners of the Pedersoli Creedmoor #2 in .45/70 tend to lead with the fit and finish: the woodwork and metalwork are consistently praised as among the better quality available in rolling-block reproductions. Accuracy at long distances is the other standout. Shooters who use it for target competition report it performs well.

The historical rolling-block design appeals to a specific audience, and those buyers are generally satisfied with how faithfully this rifle represents that era.

On the practical side: the rifle is on the heavier end at 9.25 lb, which some find tiring for off-hand shooting but which others appreciate for stability on a rest. .45/70 recoil is real and comes up in discussions, particularly for less experienced shooters. Price relative to similar rifles in the category draws some debate. Buyers who prioritize craftsmanship see it as justified, while others feel the price is steep. Accessory and parts availability for this specific model is occasionally noted as limited.