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| Name: Maxter Jock From: Illinois E-mail: Contact |
Could 45 colt brass be used in a Tube fed pump 410?? I was thinking about loading it with Number 12 shot.. or could a hand loaded for low pressures be use in the same tube fed pump shotgun?  Admin reply: Not likely. The .45 Colt case is a trifle too fat for the .410 chamber. I tried several brands of .45 Colt ammo in several .410 chambers and none fit. The .410 chambers are compaticle woth most .44s ad many older American shotguns are marked .44-.410. These guns have two inch chambers and were intended for both the 2 inch .410 and the old .44 shot cartridges based on the .44-40. The best known of these probably was the .44 Game Getter. The ALOOF section has a couple of articles addressing this. Also, pictures of my handssome self and the rest of ALOOF. Marshall Williams.
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| Name: Chris J Manning From: UK - Lincolnshire E-mail: Contact |
Hello Looking for a 410 pistol or rifle (I have a FAC for this - any help appreciated. chris_j_manning@hotmail.com
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| Name: Lynn From: USA E-mail: Contact |
We have a Model 59A 410 gauge with both Savage & Stevens stamped on the barrel. It holds 5 shells. Does anyone know what the value of this gun may be? Admin reply: These are useful old guns made to sell for about the same as a single barrel break-open gun. Unfortunately, they are no more valuable than a single barrel break-open gun in similar condition. Marshall Williams.
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| Name: Richard From: UK E-mail: Contact |
Does anyone know where I can get a breech safety flag for a pump action .410? My local clay ground won't let me use it there until I have a flag..... Admin reply: Best option seems to be to make one, Marshall suggests bright orange plastic container of the type that detergent comes in. I (Editor) used a cut down used cartridge, screwed to a small piece of wooden dowel to which I attached some yellow tape (cut from an old 'High Vis' waistcoat).
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| Name: Linda From: Florida E-mail: Contact |
I have a EL Faisain double barrel shot gun, belived to be made in spain, in 1876. I really do not know. Could anyone provide me with some more information on this gun. If so, is it worth anything? Please e-mail me with any info. Thank you. Linda
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| Name: larry carter From: bend oregon USA E-mail: Contact |
In regard to the Webley & Scott 410 pistol I described previously I have determined it was made in 1935, shipped to Switzerland in 1935 to Johann Baettig. Noted in Webley Book #304. It is not listed in the blue book of gun values or Modern Gun Values and is extremely rare. I cannot find it listed in any gun value book but it is pictured in the W&S 1933 catalog.It is the same configuration as the W&S target pistol.
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| Name: John Whyman From: England E-mail: Contact |
lhave a U.S.A.built harrington richardson 410 ejector single barrel model is 410-44cal made between 1916-1921 my question is can l fire modern cartridges through this gun. Admin reply: In thew first instance, it depends on the condition of the gun. Have a gunsmith check it. If the gun smith decalres it safe, then, as noted in another answer, these guns were made with a 2 inch chamber that accepted either the two inch .410 or the various brass cased .44 shot cartridges. The 2 inch .410 is hard to find in the US, but the aliminum cased CCI .44 shotshells contain 1/3 ounce of 9s and probably will work, too. These shells are loaded to pressures comparable to the old brass cased .44s. As noted elsewhere, the ALOOF, etc. section has a couple of articles addressing this. Also, pictures of my handssome self and the rest of ALOOF.MW
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| Name: Leigh Enfield From: Sydney E-mail: Contact |
G'day all I really like the website, and have found it quite informative. However, I am still stuck. I have recently acquired a spanish made "Imperial" SxS in .410 bore. It has 28 inch Barrels with #3 chambers choked Full and Something Not Quite Full, and a nicely colour case-hardened receiver embelished with what I think is meant to be engraving. However, I have no idea when it was made, or by whom. There were some Belgian doubles made around the turn of the (last) century using the Imperial brand label, but this piece is, I'm reasonably sure, post WWII. If anyone can be of help, I would be most appreciative, thanks.
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| Name: larry carter From: bend oregon,usa E-mail: Contact |
I have a Webley & Scott, 410 pistol single barrel, 6 3/4 ", in a presentation box with a brass plate engraved .410 pistol, London England. Inside the lid is a wooden holder for 6 shells. It is serial #1623 and I have been unable to find any info on it. I found a Webley & Scott 1933 catalog reprint that says there is one in the catalog. I have not received it yet but I have been unable to find any information on the gun anywhere on the net.
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| Name: Carlos From: South Africa E-mail: Contact |
Morning all, I'm from South Africa. I own a s-by-s AyA in 410. Typical of the older 410's it is choked very tightly in both bbls. I am looking for information on ways to load ammo for it that will allow better spread of the pattern. Are there "spreader" wads available for the 410? Anyone have experience of these? Thanks for helping. Carlos
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