Where can I find a 10 gauge to 12 gauge chamber adapter?

I don't know off hand. A couple of years ago I bought 10 gauge to 16 gauge adapters from gauge mate to use in my vintage Clabrough. I'm glad I bought them at the time as they aren't available any longer.
 
There isa thread where a guy turned one out of some UHMV .
Not from 10 to 12 iirc, but he is on here as a member ...his name slips my mind right now.
Canucks blew it with 2 seconds left in OT so am a little out of sorts right now.
Rob
 
I hear a match stick placed between the side of the shell and the chamber wall works quite well?! Honestly!! I had a guy once tell me he used to shoot 12 ga shells out of his Dad's single shot 10 ga by placing a match stick between the shell and chamber wall because he could not afford to buy 10 ga ammo in his youth. Funniest part is he went on in his adult life to become one of the best gunsmiths I have ever met.
 
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There are some but as mentioned the cost is nearly the same as a new single 12 ga. I had two they were about 14" long iirc. I bought them for double to practice with before duck season. My sxs is 11.6 lbs empty. With the tubes and ammo it weighed even more. Worked well for skeet but I ended up selling them at a loss. The company I bought them from sent them as precision milled tubing and they cleared customs
 
Bruno gross in fairview alberta sells chamber adaptors. M.c.a i believe is the company that makes them. They are in alaska. Bruno is the canadian distributor for them. They are about $50 each. I had some for a 10 ga sxs.
 
Browning was selling them 12 or 15 years ago they where very thin and the lip broke on the one I have ,if I remember correctly they cost me $80 dollars for the pair in the sporting goods store in 100 mile house
 
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