Where To Get Shotgun Adapters???

Look for a guy named Shotgun_Bob or name really close to that, he makes them and sells them on here.
 
i got mine from x caliber in the us ordered for 449 plus exchange and about 60 bucks duty by the time i got them, i purchased the set of 8 i have tried them all, with a fn double barrel, a baikal break barrel and my dominion arms double barrel, you can fire 22 l,s,lr, 9mm, 38 special, 357 mag, 40 s&w, 44 mag and 44 spec, 45 acp, 45 colt, 410 guage shotshells and slugs, 20 guage shot and slugs, very versatile, some inserts are way more accurate than others, my favourite is probably the 9mm it is quite accurate, they are alot of fun for sure, especially with the short dominion arms, being as the round never touches the barrel, the short barrels only drawback is with accuracy as the sights are quite close together, and it takes a bit to get used to, the 357 mag and 44 mag i found to be a little out there for accuracy, i am still yet to figure that out but in time i am sure i will. hope this helps, i did notice the whole set being out of stock but they also sell the individual calibers you have both mentioned, it is quite a trip showing up at the range with a 27" double barrel 12 guage and messing around with 12 different calibers it attracts a crowd everytime...lol
 
thanks i have to say it is great fun, my 9 yr old enjoys it as well there is virtually no recoil, a little bit with the 44 mag and obviously the 20 guage but she will fire 9mm and 38 special and its really no different than a 22, my wife also has been known to plow through my 9mm {i should specify luger} stash as well, she is on target every shot from 25 yards with a pretty tight group, i wouldnt reccomend shooting too long distance but 25yards they are a whole bunch of fun, which works out good because i have a 25yard range in my yard,
 
This is something I've been wondering about as well. I have a Baikal single shot 410 that I'd love to be able to use to shoot .22 Hornet.

There is a place called MCA Sports in Alaska that advertises 410 inserts in .22 LR/Mag/Hornet and .218 Bee. Their inserts cost $95, but I'm afraid that by the time they cross the border it'll be much more. Has anyone dealt with them?
 
it appears the dinaarms ones are only 2.5 inches with a bit of rifling, the longer you can get them the more accurate they are, i believe the excaliber are 7" inserts, however they are NOT rifled all the way to the end, there is an unrifled void, and yes i had to pay duty on mine, 95 each is starting to get a little expensive but i believe they are much longer, probably quite accurate
 
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