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Underhammer pistol
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There is a guy on AA who really advocates underhammers. Here's his site with instructions.
for more pictures and information see my other auctions or visit and enter as a GUEST: http://www.intranets.com/Directory/description.asp? siteid=107118&category=10
for more pictures and information see my other auctions or visit and enter as a GUEST: http://www.intranets.com/Directory/description.asp? siteid=107118&category=10
I took a look on the webpage:
http://www.intranets.com/Directory/description.asp? siteid=107118&category=10
It seems that he is really an under hammer enthusiast. Isn't he?
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Juerg
http://www.intranets.com/Directory/description.asp? siteid=107118&category=10
It seems that he is really an under hammer enthusiast. Isn't he?
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Juerg
Hi musketman
Thanks for the nice pictures from old underhammer. So far to the history of underhammer.
I doubt that I find any underhammer pistol in good condition.
I rather looking for a supplier of new models. Maybe someone who is a specialist of it. :winking:
Greetings
Juerg
Thanks for the nice pictures from old underhammer. So far to the history of underhammer.
I doubt that I find any underhammer pistol in good condition.
I rather looking for a supplier of new models. Maybe someone who is a specialist of it. :winking:
Greetings
Juerg
Juerg:
Assuming you navigated to the underhammer site you should have seen the H&A underhammer. Other than custom makers this is the only UH pistol I know of.
This guy claims that underhammers are more accurate than sidelocks. I doubt this having seen sidelocks shoot 50's with 3 or 4 x's at 50 yards with iron (peep/globe) sights. The theory is that the sidelocks rotate from the hammer falling. How much can a one ounce hammer can twist an 8 lb. rifle from 5/8 inch off center axis?
I have a cheap Spanish kentucky pistol from the 70's or 80's and a Colt 1860 army replica, both of which are lots of fun to shoot, the Kentucky has the fastest flintlock I've ever seen.
Another thing, the H&A UH pistol was under $40 back in the 70's, I don't know what they go for now. If you aren't completely sold on them you might want to look at other pistol kits such as http://trackofthewolf.com/ offers.
Good luck
Assuming you navigated to the underhammer site you should have seen the H&A underhammer. Other than custom makers this is the only UH pistol I know of.
This guy claims that underhammers are more accurate than sidelocks. I doubt this having seen sidelocks shoot 50's with 3 or 4 x's at 50 yards with iron (peep/globe) sights. The theory is that the sidelocks rotate from the hammer falling. How much can a one ounce hammer can twist an 8 lb. rifle from 5/8 inch off center axis?
I have a cheap Spanish kentucky pistol from the 70's or 80's and a Colt 1860 army replica, both of which are lots of fun to shoot, the Kentucky has the fastest flintlock I've ever seen.
Another thing, the H&A UH pistol was under $40 back in the 70's, I don't know what they go for now. If you aren't completely sold on them you might want to look at other pistol kits such as http://trackofthewolf.com/ offers.
Good luck
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