HOWDAH!

[drobs]

I'll pass on the wrist pain. I'd rather have a short double barrel with a stock. Yeah, I'm old.

 

[Jackrabbit1957]

I would like to try one on rabbits here, double barrels with open hammers have always given me a woody. I would go with the rifled 50 cal option. But that's just me.

 

[Smokin'Joe]

In my experience with the SxS 20 gauge the shot pattern is too wide for hunting beyond about 10 yards. However, with 40 to 60 grains of black powder and a .61 cal round ball punching large holes in lumber is great fun!

 

[rodwha]

In my experience with the SxS 20 gauge the shot pattern is too wide for hunting beyond about 10 yards. However, with 40 to 60 grains of black powder and a .61 cal round ball punching large holes in lumber is great fun!

There’s a fellow who will jug choke muzzleloading shotguns 20 ga and up. Wish he worked on 28 ga as well as I want to have a barrel or two made up for my Lyman rifle.

 

[Ironhand54]

There’s a fellow who will jug choke muzzleloading shotguns 20 ga and up. Wish he worked on 28 ga as well as I want to have a barrel or two made up for my Lyman rifle.

WHO?

Contact info please.

Ironhand

 

[rodwha]

WHO?

Contact info please.

Ironhand

This is the one I’ve seen recommended:

http://www.caywoodguns.com/jug-choking.html

 

[Pete D.]

This little 20 gauge is a tad shorter than the Pedersoli (and about half the price).
It came with the absolute worst trigger I have ever experienced. Had to have been 30-40 lbs.
I have worked on the locks extensively and now they are at about 12 lbs.

 

[Ironhand54]

Pete D. Who made your pistol and are they still available

Thanks
IronHand

 

[Pete D.]

Middlesex Village Trading Co.
$475.00
Price is up a tad

 

[armoredman]

I think that would be the bees knees for a snake gun, carried Mad Max style.