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Skeettx, you are correct, they have 12 ga. kits, too. They were not interested in coming up with a 10 ga. kit, though.
By the way, one can find quite a few paper pinfire cases if one looks hard, but it appears to me that a shot or two and they are used up, being 140 or so years old.
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Daryl, I have an English pin fire
Loading tool if u need it
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Daryl,
Fantastic piece. I was looking at one like that on the auctions a year or so ago but was conned about the 10 gauge pin fire ammo. Glad you figured it out. It looks like a great load of fun in the field.
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kcordell, it is fun. The 10 bore weighs 7#5oz. so it's easy to carry.
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Daryl,
What a wonderful thing you have done!!! You have resurrected this old gun and it has a new lease on life. A 10 gauge at that. You just may become a trend setter. We may all have a "Hallquist" in our future.
Pete
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Pete, thanks. In my experience, Joe Wood's advice to "clean up" with Windex made the shooting of this gun so much easier. I recommend it for black powder after the day is done.
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Daryl: The Beast engraved between the hammers appears 'ferocious'. Interesting! Is it a Gargoyle? Pretty neat old gun. Pheasants fold up under her?
Socialism is almost the worst.
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Is anyone hunting with pinfires this fall ? I am having a ball using a Richard Jeffery with a Dougall Lockfast Patent. A 'ball iz good...but have ye danced a jig over ene'thin dead
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buzz, yes it looks like a gargoyle. The gun did just fine on pheasants. Shot 1 1/8 oz of #6 .
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As I recall, Jim Carmichael constantly used a 10ga for sporting clays and the like. He attributed his success to the gauge.
I am sure it will bring down anything you point it at.
Pete
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