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Hey, since you seem to know so much about sidxside guns, do you know of any that are apeaifically rated for 3.5 inch magnum rounds? Google is useless and everybody keeps telling me to get a semi auto.

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You'll be hard-pressed to find any most side by sides will stay at 2 1/2 or 3 inch and those do a lot of wear on stocks as it is I imagine a three and a half isn't done because the longevity of stocks wouldn't last passed a few hundred rounds at that point I would consider if you needed a bigger payload i would step up to the 10 gauge because those are usually built up stronger in the receiver and Tang and have a reinforced stock

2 of my double barrels had cracks right behind the Tang both were 12-gauge 3-inch Chambers and since have been repaired or restocked

Whyy? They are all the fucking same

Fuckn simpleton there is literally nothing in common with any of them

From left to right
Stoeger 12 gauge 28 in barrels
Rossi Overland coach gun 12ga
Esex 16 Ga
Bakial mp 43 12 ga
Stoeger Upland 16 gauge
Chathem Arms Company 12 gauge Damascus Barrel
Stoeger 28 gauge Uplander
Remington 1900 12 gauge k e d
St etonne frinch 16 gauge
Last 2 are navy arms 12ga bp muzzleloaders

>More barrels
No problem there.

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Would you recommend a bp shotgun?

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t-they all have two barrels..Right?

Absolutely if you're not already into black powder it's a great start and simple to do I would recommend looking for Navy arms double barrels they stop producing them I believe in the 90s they're pretty formidable around the 200 to 500 range depending on the model everything May today is mostly David pedersoli and go for very high price I wouldn't mind getting the Flintlock one that they just came out with

Making your own wads or buying your watch from ballistic products will be You're Next Step LEad you can get from anywhere they sell reloading supplies just get a bag of whatever size shot you need then powder

If you going to load for round ball make sure you get pillow ticking and a 3/4 inch punch and felt sheets from a craft store to make wads

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If you can find one spring for the deluxe model it comes with a nice steel buttplate nicer Walnut and a felt case

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Looks like some of yours are external hammer and/or black powder, right? Are any of them percussion?

Was that from priest?

Really nice collection OK.

whats a good sxs double barrel shotgun that ejects both shells when opening? All the ones ive found dont have them and you have to manually pull each out which is GAY. Someome tell me a model like this that isnt a $1k ithaca I just want a fun noise maker.

That's a lot. I enjoy the double triggers though. Waiting on my 1907 Ithaca to get back from the shop

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Buster Scruggs.

these are all shit desu

when you get a Beretta SxS let me kno

I'm not seeing you posing with a Holland and Holland, poorfag.

SAw then off and sell them illegally

PANSHOT

Ya the two on the far right

My Remington 1900 i got for 350 just find a model you like used on armslist

I know right
Tfw the cheapest double rifle is 3500$
1400$ for the pedersoli Kodak and that's a muzzleloader
I will get one one day
Maybe bikal will import to us again and I can get 45/70 mp221

I dont have any SxSs but I do have a few Beretta O/Us that were over $2k each...and thats on the low end.

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