Shooting Pedersolis Bounty Pistol

[brushhippie]

Here is the vid for The Pedersoli Bounty, I absolutely LOVE this pistol...watched it get passed back and forth between a couple of buddies for years, but finally got my paws on it...great shooter! Check it out! https://youtu.be/FGhmWLsBgYk

 

[DoubleDeuce 1]

I enjoyed your video. I sat back with a cup of coffee and got ready for the video to start. I nearly sprayed a mouthful of coffee on the computer screen when your new drone showed up... I thought that was great! What a contrast between the old and new technologies.

 

[brushhippie]

Thanks for watching deuce, we have really had a great time with that thing...technology is alot of fun!...also gives you a view of your property you can never see!

 

[Patocazador]

I have my property registered as a "no fly zone" with the FAA.
No kidding!

 

[elhombreconnonombre]

Wecome back Brushie
Weve missed your videos and posts.

 

[brushhippie]

Patocazador I have my property registered as a "no fly zone" with the FAA.
No kidding! I understand!


elhombreconnonombre Wecome back Brushie
Weve missed your videos and posts. Thank you Sir...it was a crazy winter where I traveled out of town for several months...followed by a hectic spring trying to catch up!

 

[kBob]

BH,

Neat vid and neat gonne. I have DP Kentucky in Flint and it was one of the earliest things I posted about on THR I believe. (Still have not cleaned up the action after all these years) When I got the thing there was that DP brochure and there was the Bounty. Unfortunately I never found anyone near that time that carried them.

I believe that through the 1960's the Bounty would have been illegal in South Carolina as they had a barrel length restriction on handguns. There was a news article poking fun at the Sud Carolinians about a similar original Flinter being illegal I believe in 1972.

I wondered when looking at the brochure if it would be practical to make a rifle type stock for it to make the Bounty a buggy rifle and swap the stocks out as the feelings of the day called for.

-kBob

 

[brushhippie]

Oh my goodness Bob....I have been contemplating a shoulder stock attachment...a regular rifle stock is something I had not thought about..Thank you Sir!

 

[elhombreconnonombre]

Brushie
Check out the detachable.stocks they used on the m1855 pistols. S&S Firearms sells a repro of the brass piece that mounts the stock to the grip. That and a decent stock would be almost all you would need.

 

[brushhippie]

Thanks Hombre...I will check that out...Pedersoli makes a stock for the howdah that I was thinking might work but the angles are a little different....would not be the first time I had to modify something to make it work!

 

[elhombreconnonombre]

Brushie:

That howdah stock is way too short for my tastes. If you take your Colt stock and take the brass grip fittings off you can get a real good idea about how that little brass s&s fitting might work.

 

[g.willikers]

Is there a temptation to attach your pistol to the drone?

 

[brushhippie]

Always a temptation to attach something to the drones! My buddy Kev put an actuator on his drone and drops empty beer cans with it....you can see where it would be fairly easy to use it to drop something...carrying a gun...well...I would say that is not beyond the realm of possibility....weight would be the only issue.