MikeMcK
32 Cal
A beautiful stocked Missouri River Hawkins. Never fired safe queen. Brown furniture. Sale for $1000.
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FOR SALE Davide Pedersoli Missouri River Hawkins .50 cal
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Very nice!
willfish4fud
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Good guy too. Deal with him with confidence imo
Do you recall the twist?
I have a MR Hawken .50 caliber and it's a 1:24 twist.
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Pedersoli shows 1 in 24 twist for the .50 cal Missouri Hawken
Thanks!
MikeMcK
32 Cal
Mr. Valkyriemc:
I think Davide Pedersoli made two different twist with the Missouri river Hawkins: 1:48 for the .45 and 1:24 for the .50 (but I could be wrong).
Regards,
Mike
I think Davide Pedersoli made two different twist with the Missouri river Hawkins: 1:48 for the .45 and 1:24 for the .50 (but I could be wrong).
Regards,
Mike
Thanks for the update.
With a twist like that it will make an excellent bullet gun.
A paper patched bullet would lay them in one on top of the other, even at longer ranges.
With a peep sight you could effectively hit way out to two hundred yards.
Production guns with barrels like that are VERY uncommon.
Fred
A paper patched bullet would lay them in one on top of the other, even at longer ranges.
With a peep sight you could effectively hit way out to two hundred yards.
Production guns with barrels like that are VERY uncommon.
Fred
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