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Double Rifle
reddnek
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some where I have seen or read about a double rifle made on a savage 311 20 gauge shotgun. The caliber was 45-70 Has anyone done this, or seen any information as to the process and the regulating of the barrels?
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IF they ever get any. EAA advertised those for years and never had any to sell.
http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/ArmiCategoria.aspx?CategoriaId=280&lang=en
Stan
Like the others have stated, the spartan 45/70 is as rare as hens teeth. One of the big problems with the spartan is that it will not take anything other than low pressure loads (28,000 cup) while most decent 45/70 ammo, such as Garrett and Buffalo Bore, run in excess of 45,000 cup. If you do not mind spending a bit more money you can also look at the Kodiak Express Rifle by Davide Pedersoli.
http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/ArmiCategoria.aspx?CategoriaId=280&lang=en
I couldn't find a price - any idea on the cost for their standard?
Originally posted by Mk 19
Like the others have stated, the spartan 45/70 is as rare as hens teeth. One of the big problems with the spartan is that it will not take anything other than low pressure loads (28,000 cup) while most decent 45/70 ammo, such as Garrett and Buffalo Bore, run in excess of 45,000 cup. If you do not mind spending a bit more money you can also look at the Kodiak Express Rifle by Davide Pedersoli.
http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/ArmiCategoria.aspx?CategoriaId=280&lang=en
quote:I couldn't find a price - any idea on the cost for their standard?
You can find them in the $1000 to $1200 range on the used market, I have never seen one new so I am not sure about the price. You might want to contact them and see what they are asking retial.