Very nice deluxe in maple wood, 50 cal Kentucky pistol by Pedersoli. Nice bore, nice mechanics, nice wood. No issues except some very mild handling marks. These in the flintlock form can cost upwards of $1000. Not sure about the percussion version because I can’t find an example to compare to. This would like real nice with a 50cal rifle in maple wood. Asking $350 + 15 shipping. Call or text if interested. 918-869-0577
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SOLD 50cal Pedersoli Maple Kentucky Percussion Pistol
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Gosh! This is a really nice eye catching pistol. Surely someone can use it with their nice rifle?
You talkin' to me??
I thought posted my last post on my item thread. Did it just go to you? If so, sorry. Don’t know how that happened? Lol
Dixie sells these in kit or finished. You should not put your phone number on a public forum.
Thanks for the phone advise. I e checked with Dixie to see what they’re going for. And Ive checked on Gunbroker. Are you saying I’m asking too much?
I just looked at my Dixie catalog and they don’t even offer the Kentucky in maple.
Price drop….$325 + 15 shipping.
I sure would like to sell it. This is a real nice looking/shooting pistol. Im sure you will be satisfied with it!
One last price drop……$300 + 15 shipping. Heck of a deal!
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I think that’s a great deal heck Iv seen cva pistols go for that much, plus don’t think it would be hard to convert to flint as long as you got the lock the rest is pretty easy
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im interested, do you have a better shot of the entire length of the bore, not just the muzzle end?
Chris
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Chris….im sorry but I don’t have a way to get a decent photo all the way down the barrel. But I can tell you that what you can see in the muzzle photo is the same all the way down the barrel. It’s not corroded or pitted. At worst, maybe a very faint reddish dusting of rust here and there that would clean up very easily. Hope that helps. From what I’ve researched and been told, I’ve way underpriced it. Previous buyers of stuff I’ve sold on here have expressed nothing but satisfaction…..thanks!
Nice pistol still available! Surely someone out there can use this?
Chris….are you still interested in the pistol?…..Tom.
I’ll give this through tomorrow. Then I’ll take it to the Tulsa gun show. Sure surprised no one wants this!
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Yes! But I'm waiting till Saturday afternoon to see what I see at my local gun show before I say yes. I am looking for a good percussion pistol for our monthly shoots.
Chris
Still available…….nice pistol!
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