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I remember a pictorial about a sxs shotgun being converted to a sxs .22; unfortunately I don't remember who or where.
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I believe in the rifle section someone did a pictorial of making a .22 lr double rifle. I thought it was from scratch, but could be wrong. It was a master builder from what I recall. Gil PS it was a Bradshaw build in .22 Hornet made for Mike Bailey. It was linked in our forum. This one had a scratch built action, but his site states he uses a .410 action on some. http://forums.accuratereloading.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/760101804/m/3761057511/p/1
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I'm calling MCACE tomorrow to talk with them about those .410/.22 inserts. By their being bored off center, to accommodate the rimfire aspect, I'm wondering if it may be possible to regulate two of them in a double barreled gun by rotating them a little at the time, indexing, if you will. I just may order on of the 18" ones to play with in my Yildiz, just to see how much rotating it changes the POI.
Thanks for the link, skeettx.
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you mean like this one?  
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Brian, is that a 22 LR double rifle? Who is the maker? Is it accurate?
Thanks in advance.
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Bailey Bradshaw makes them as can I.
I also do shotgun to rifle conversions and have a line on a great donor gun for a .22.
A.M. Little Bespoke Gunmakers LLC.
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Bailey Bradshaw build a .22 K-Hornet double for me with an extra set of .410 barrels. Took it to Southern Africa and shot a small warthog for the table, a Damara dik dik and a red duiker for trophy, and a guinea fowl or two. Regards, Tim  Oven-sized warthog  Guinea fowl as found after shot
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I talked to the owner at MCA Sports about the 22 LR chambered inserts for a .410. They are turned from already rifled barrels, and the 18" one weighs 8 oz. They are held in place with O-rings, and the empty 22 hulls have to be knocked out with a cleaning rod, from the muzzle. I lost interest when I heard that last part.
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1cdog,
Yes that's a 22 DR. I built it out of a 410 double.
I used eccentric bushings soldered in the muzzles for regulation. worked pretty good.
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Man, that looks like more fun than I should be allowed to have.
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