Tell us about your 'oddball' shotguns
- Thread starter Grouse Man
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Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
- AYA 10ga. Magnum SxS, 3 1/2"
- Brno OU, ZH-304, 12ga.& 7x57R, & a set of skeet barrels
- Stevens, model 124 bolt action 12ga. (looks like a semi auto) plastic stock, and for sale.
- Brno OU, ZH-304, 12ga.& 7x57R, & a set of skeet barrels
- Stevens, model 124 bolt action 12ga. (looks like a semi auto) plastic stock, and for sale.
Still_free
Member
- Location
- Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada
I own one of a king shotgun
it's a baikal 12ga 2"3/4 3" with external hammer
it has a 18" barrel
screw-in winchester chokes tube
my collection of shotgun
from left to right: el chimbo 410 ga 3", P. Beretta AL 390 silver mallard 12ga 3", baikal 12ga 3", remington 870 #1 police slugger 3", Remington 870 #2 wingmaster 2"3/4 and it's case. N.B: remington 870 #3 is missing on the picture, it's in pieces for cleaning.
it's a baikal 12ga 2"3/4 3" with external hammer
it has a 18" barrel
screw-in winchester chokes tube
my collection of shotgun
from left to right: el chimbo 410 ga 3", P. Beretta AL 390 silver mallard 12ga 3", baikal 12ga 3", remington 870 #1 police slugger 3", Remington 870 #2 wingmaster 2"3/4 and it's case. N.B: remington 870 #3 is missing on the picture, it's in pieces for cleaning.
IchBinEinSniper
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Brockvegas
Finally in after 21 weeks... my new and used Baikal IZH81KM 12ga shotguns:
vagrantviking
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- High River, Alberta
Just got a Remington rolling block 12ga. It has an odd hammer safety to prevent accidental cocking and has Husqvarna marked on the barrel which is half round and half octagon. The action probably dates to the 1860's or 70's.
Might be a bit of a pain to load for as it has 2.5 inch chambers as near as I can tell so I'm looking for some brass shotgun shells.
Might be a bit of a pain to load for as it has 2.5 inch chambers as near as I can tell so I'm looking for some brass shotgun shells.
My oddest shotgun? That would be the bolt action 12g shotgun with a 3 round mag, made by MasterCraft/Canadian Tire (Stamped right on the barrel.. kinda funny). The stock needs work, but it still fires true. I saw it at a gun show in Belleville last year and had to buy it, it reminded me so much of the same style shotgun that my grandfather had and first had me fire.
I bought this Belgian underlever of unknown origin. It's built on the Le Fauchaux pattern. The barrels are damascus in 16 gauge, chambered for 2 1/2", 780 mm in length (30 3/4"), w/matte rib and inlaid with what appears to be brass, at the breech. The Price of Wales gripped stock has a cheek pad, is hand checkered, and is terminated by a steel buttplate. The locks are back-action sidelocks engraved with dog game scenes. The round action receiver is actually a double-underlever - the first lever opens the break action, the second releases the forend.
You'll note that there is no forend wood. The underlever system looks much like a forend, but it's situated far too close to be used as the forward hand position.
Alas, I won't be shooting this one.
The barrels are pitted and the action is off face. I couldn't resist it just the same.
You'll note that there is no forend wood. The underlever system looks much like a forend, but it's situated far too close to be used as the forward hand position.
Alas, I won't be shooting this one.
The barrels are pitted and the action is off face. I couldn't resist it just the same.
Hmmmmm. Mine prefers Federals, and gets used hard. Never sell it.
- Location
- Saskatchewan
got rid of all my low end guns. Had a Savage 24c 22/20 ga. that could qualify as an odd shotgun I suppose. Shotgun shot nowhere near the rifle barrel though.
- Location
- Ft. Mac. Alberta
It looks exactluy like my 16 gauge LafaucheauxI bought this Belgian underlever of unknown origin. It's built on the Le Fauchaux pattern. The barrels are damascus in 16 gauge, chambered for 2 1/2", 780 mm in length (30 3/4"), w/matte rib and inlaid with what appears to be brass, at the breech. The Price of Wales gripped stock has a cheek pad, is hand checkered, and is terminated by a steel buttplate. The locks are back-action sidelocks engraved with dog game scenes. The round action receiver is actually a double-underlever - the first lever opens the break action, the second releases the forend.
You'll note that there is no forend wood. The underlever system looks much like a forend, but it's situated far too close to be used as the forward hand position.
Alas, I won't be shooting this one.
Mine shoots great with bras shells and BP.I had my tool and die buddy completly go through it.
before he fixed it , it was so loose the firing pins used to jump over and shake hands with each other!!
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