Sedgley actually started making sporterized rifles out of surplus Springfield 1903 actions before Griffin & Howe but Griffin and Howe Rifles were of much higher quality resulting in Sedgley's rifles to be called a "poor man's Griffin & Howe." My Sedgley is on the left and my early G&H on the right. Both of these rifles were built in the day when accuracy dependent on practice time at the range, not scopes. Since I started shooting rifles with open sights and peep sights my marksmanship has improved dramatically and I have a great deal more confidence in my own ability.