Post-Photobucket Avenging Angel Thread

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Not blackpowder, but a cool one just the same...

H&R Model 299 "New Defender", 9-Shot 22 LR

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Front & rear adjustable sights too; factory-made, it is basically a cut-down Model 999 Sportsman with the rounded grip (on the early birdshead "Rice" frame).

This one has a great action and shoots as well as my other Sportsman.

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I’d love to see some cap n ball chronograph results from fellas who have ‘em.

I recall many, many moons ago talking with someone with a chopped .44 of some sort with a statement of it taking 3.5” to burn the powder charge (30-35 grns iirc). Curious what others here find.
 
Nice collection, Tinker. Please give some details on the .22 LR conversion.

The gun is of unknown manufacture but may be an Armi San Marcos. I turned down the back of the cylinder and bored the chambers through with a 5/16" drill. I used .22-5/16" barrel liner to line the bore and chambers, then reamed the rifling out of the chambers. The look I was going for was 'Avenging Angel,' but the gun is so small Linda said it looked more like an 'Irritable Cherub.'
 
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