Outlaws

[curtmg]

True enough, I suppose the longest shot inside my house is 15y, at least one barrel should hit. At least if I took your lead, and added a second bead, for the "off-side" barrel, If I had kept it, I certainly would have done so.

[Gotrek]

I trust mine with a bear I don't necessarily trust the shooter though I keep mine loaded in the bush, 1 barrel has shot the other a slug.

[diesel_weasel666]

The Outlaw is a cool design, however I have seen Khyber Pass copies with better quality control. Brittle wood, flimsy springs, next time I will save my $$$ for a Stoeger Coach or chop a SxS of slightly higher quality.

[littledemonboy]

Can we get Stoegers with 12 inch barrels? That would be too awesome

[Foxer]

The Outlaw is a cool design, however I have seen Khyber Pass copies with better quality control. Brittle wood, flimsy springs, next time I will save my $$$ for a Stoeger Coach or chop a SxS of slightly higher quality.

You can't chop one down to 12.5 inches. For that you need factory made.

[Foxer]

Can we get Stoegers with 12 inch barrels? That would be too awesome

Stoegers are great little guns, but i do love the whole exposed hammer thing. Means you can have it loaded while hiking without relying on a safety. If you want a short hunting gun go get a stoeger coach or the like and be happy, but for the purposes a 12 inch gun would be of any use for, having the hammers is kind of nice.

[Tyockell18]

Stoegers are great little guns, but i do love the whole exposed hammer thing. Means you can have it loaded while hiking without relying on a safety. If you want a short hunting gun go get a stoeger coach or the like and be happy, but for the purposes a 12 inch gun would be of any use for, having the hammers is kind of nice.

I have to agree with you here, plus they just look so damn cool and old school.

[Gotrek]

I would not walk around the bush with a loaded gun with exposed hammers. Unless you have a strap to keep the hammers down. One wierd snag and the hammer may strike jus hard enough to set it off.

[Foxer]

One wierd snag and the hammer may strike jus hard enough to set it off.

They still have proper modern safeties. They won't go off just from a 'snag' unless the snag happens to pull the hammers back and then simultaneously pull the trigger at the right moment That'd be quite a snag.

[Gotrek]

I guessI should of quoted...

Originally Posted by Foxer
Stoegers are great little guns, but i do love the whole exposed hammer thing. Means you can have it loaded while hiking without relying on a safety.