Dave Hawksford Member Messages 8,746 Location Outside the beltway Dec 7, 2011 #1 1850's Albright and Son percussion shot gun. I did find a charge in the right barrel, I got it all apart and its ready for a good cleaning today.
1850's Albright and Son percussion shot gun. I did find a charge in the right barrel, I got it all apart and its ready for a good cleaning today.
Jonathan Shively Member Messages 8,743 Location North West Indiana Dec 7, 2011 #2 Dave, do you use electrolysis for the metal parts? Amazing the number of black powder guns found loaded.
Dave, do you use electrolysis for the metal parts? Amazing the number of black powder guns found loaded.
David Crouse Member Messages 42 Location Iowa Dec 7, 2011 #3 That definately looks like an interesting project.
Dave Hawksford Member Messages 8,746 Location Outside the beltway Dec 13, 2011 #4 Cleaning this gun I found a making that it is a 10 gage. This boy will put you on your back side !
Frank Fusco Member Messages 12,915 Location Mountain Home, Arkansas Dec 13, 2011 #5 Dave Hawksford said: Cleaning this gun I found a making that it is a 10 gage. This boy will put you on your back side ! Click to expand... Ten gauge is not all that uncommon. Loaded up they will thump you for sure. You have an interesting project there. Finished results will need pics.
Dave Hawksford said: Cleaning this gun I found a making that it is a 10 gage. This boy will put you on your back side ! Click to expand... Ten gauge is not all that uncommon. Loaded up they will thump you for sure. You have an interesting project there. Finished results will need pics.
Dave Hawksford Member Messages 8,746 Location Outside the beltway Dec 14, 2011 #6 Frank I have ajar a 10 g. Only once, with all the problems I have had with my shoulders I sure did not want to add more pain.
Frank I have ajar a 10 g. Only once, with all the problems I have had with my shoulders I sure did not want to add more pain.