I can take a grouse...or a deer...My little bugger... Pics.

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Here it is it is not the price 230.00 + taxes but when i will be strolling in my part of the wood looking for a couples of fat grouses while in deer season, i might have to come back to our lake house to get the 4X4 because a nice 200 pounder will be laying down after being shot with...my little bugger... JP.:cheers:
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It is rifled all the way for the 45 Colt, except the one and a half inch screw- in choke to shoot 410, went on ballistic by the inch and i should expect 1200-1250 fps out of the rifle with a lead 250 gr, i will put i over the Oehler very soon... JP.
 
A 45 colt or 44-40 at close range from a carbine was used for many years as a dog punchers gun.
Granted this is a single shot vs. A multi shot lever gun.
A 250grn bullet @ 1200fps ought to stop a deer I'd think....I mean that's what an in line muzzle loader shoots.
 
Oh that is cool, I guess I did not look close enough to see that choke wrench in the pic. If that will pattern 410 and put a 45 slug in a pie plate at 75 yards you got your self a sweet rig. Once you shoot it please post a review. smart gun.
 
ciphery said:
A 45 colt or 44-40 at close range from a carbine was used for many years as a dog punchers gun.
Granted this is a single shot vs. A multi shot lever gun.
A 250grn bullet @ 1200fps ought to stop a deer I'd think....I mean that's what an in line muzzle loader shoots.
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My inline muzzleloaders are about 1850fps average with a 338gr platinum powerbelt
However deer aren't that thick I agree a 250gr slug at 1200fps will do just fine on deer and black bear
 
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Any sponsor have these in stock? Seen epps has on, but sold. That's all I could find. Been wanting one for a while
 
Yesterday, i had the guy i know at Le Baron check in the inventory and he told me, it show one in stock at the Markham store... JP.
 
One of them will shoot like #### and tht is most likely the .410 because shot through a rifled barrel causes it to donut and throw the pattern outwards with nothing in the middle where you pointed your gun.
 
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One of them will shoot like s**t and tht is most likely the .410 because shot through a rifled barrel causes it to donut and throw the pattern outwards with nothing in the middle where you pointed your gun.
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Could not be more wrong sir they thought about that, they have the special full choke that stop the spinning of the shot and make a perfect pattern... take a look and as far shooting the 45 Colt look at that target... Regards. JP.:slap:
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caramel said:
Could not be more wrong sir they thought about that, they have the special full choke that stop the spinning of the shot and make a perfect pattern... take a look and as far shooting the 45 Colt look at that target... Regards. JP.:slap:
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Show me some .410 shot shell patterns on paper and I'll believe you.

So do you have to remove the choke every time you shoot 45 Colt?
 
I will take a picture for you, you wont see the difference with a regular 410 and yes you have to remove the choke when you shoot the 45 Colt, pretty amazed at the performance for 230.00... JP.
 
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