WITHDRAWN David Pedersoli Kodiak Double Rifle .58 Cal.

[MikeMcK]

I purchased this Davide Pedersoli Kodiak .58 from a safe queen sale. As far as I can tell, it has never been fired (but I am not sure because there was no information available on the rifle). I have run patches through both bores and they came out spotless. The same with the pipe cleaners; ran the pipe cleaners through the nipples and they came back spotless. I had purchased this rifle to use in Africa, but I haven't been back in 6 years. I am selling this rifle to clean out my safe of weapons that I haven't fired or use. The rear pop up sight (picture 5) is missing a small screw and the white is off the triangle aiming point.

It is a beautiful elegant looking rifle and I hate to get rid of it. I am also thinking about selling my Davide Pedersoli Rocky Mountain Hawkins .50 (purchased from Cabelas) as it has never been used either.

Price: $1200 (or if you live in Georgia near Alpharetta, it is $1191.39 and two Chick Fil A spicy chicken sandwiches and a large diet lemonade. Also be ready to talk about hunting, international trout fishing, offshore fishing, competition pistol shooting and politics).

 

[Ranger94]

Classic for sale advertisement with a personal touch!!

 

[Boston Bill]

Beautiful!

 

[jgraham1]

Pedersoli makes two barrel lengths. They make 24" and 28 inch, which one is yours?

Jerry

 

[MikeMcK]

Jerry:

Just measured it at 28 inches. Apologies for not getting back to you sooner, but have been busy.

Best regards,
Mike

 

[brazosland]

Are these barrels cut for patched ball, or slugs?

Stunningly beautiful gun.

 

[MikeMcK]

Honestly Sir, I dont know the answer to your question. I would assume that the twist is probably 1 to 48 inches, but will have to check on the Pedersoli website to see what the actual twist is. Of course, I cant check right now because the McKinzie Household Prison Warden (wife) is forcing me to multiple task with other issues at the moment.

Regards,
Mike

 

[Griz44Mag]

PM on the way...

 

[Trusty-58]

PM on the way...

I have a 54 pedersoli double I want to trade for a 58, exactly like yours!

 

[MikeMcK]

Mr. Griz44mag:

I do like a 54 cal. However, I was looking to sell this weapon as I have another (new unfired) Pedersoli Hawkins 50 that is sitting in my safe. I mostly (99.95%) bow hunt when I am in the US and have time. Take a shot and send me a picture.

Regards,
Mike

 

[Griz44Mag]

Mr. Griz44mag:

I do like a 54 cal. However, I was looking to sell this weapon as I have another (new unfired) Pedersoli Hawkins 50 that is sitting in my safe. I mostly (99.95%) bow hunt when I am in the US and have time. Take a shot and send me a picture.

Regards,
Mike

I think that was Trusty that offered the 54. I had sent a PM.

 

[Smokepole55]

Honestly Sir, I dont know the answer to your question. I would assume that the twist is probably 1 to 48 inches, but will have to check on the Pedersoli website to see what the actual twist is. Of course, I cant check right now because the McKinzie Household Prison Warden (wife) is forcing me to multiple task with other issues at the moment.

Regards,
Mike

Use .58 conical they shoot great! Never had much luck with ball.

 

[Trusty-58]

I think that was Trusty that offered the 54. I had sent a PM.

Hi ,I just read your note,I'll post pictures of my 54 pedersoli as soon as it gets light thanks trusty-58

 

[Trusty-58]

Hi ,I just read your note,I'll post pictures of my 54 pedersoli as soon as it gets light thanks trusty-58

My wife wants the 54,iLL have to wait on a 58, here is some pictures tho,these are fine guns!

 

[Trusty-58]

My wife wants the 54,iLL have to wait on a 58, here is some pictures tho,these are fine guns!

 

[Trusty-58]

Measured from end of breach 28 1/2"

 

[Old Hawkeye]

I believe the newer Kodiak is called the Mark IV. It has a tang mounted peep, a recoil pad, & the barrels are 24". It's also almost two pounds lighter & more balanced. I see new ones advertised for less than $1400, so getting $1200 for the older model may be a challenge. Getting both barrels to shoot to the same point at a particular distance takes quite a bit of "trial & error", but they are sure fun to shoot.

 

[MikeMcK]

In my original post (see below), I mistakenly said that my other Pedersoli is a Rocky Mountain Hawkins......that is incorrect. My other Pedersoli is actually a Missouri River Hawkins. I am dropping the price for the Kodiak .58 to $1000, but the other stipulation remains regarding the Chik Fil A spicy chicken sandwiches and the diet lemonade.

I purchased this Davide Pedersoli Kodiak .58 from a safe queen sale. As far as I can tell, it has never been fired (but I am not sure because there was no information available on the rifle). I have run patches through both bores and they came out spotless. The same with the pipe cleaners; ran the pipe cleaners through the nipples and they came back spotless. I had purchased this rifle to use in Africa, but I haven't been back in 6 years. I am selling this rifle to clean out my safe of weapons that I haven't fired or use. The rear pop up sight (picture 5) is missing a small screw and the white is off the triangle aiming point.

It is a beautiful elegant looking rifle and I hate to get rid of it. I am also thinking about selling my Davide Pedersoli Rocky Mountain Hawkins .50 (purchased from Cabelas) as it has never been used either.

Price: $1200 (or if you live in Georgia near Alpharetta, it is $1191.39 and two Chick Fil A spicy chicken sandwiches and a large diet lemonade. Also be ready to talk about hunting, international trout fishing, offshore fishing, competition pistol shooting and politics).

 

[Beaverquiver]

The Missouri River Hawken, is that walnut or maple stock? If its maple, then blued or browned and barrel twist rate, please and thank you.

 

[MikeMcK]

Mr. Beaverquiver:

I have posted information/photos for the Pedersoli on www.theoutdoorstrader.com. I will try to post to the same information to this site in a few days. PM me when you get a chance to look at it.

Regards