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Submitted by Comments:
Name: William Hutchens
From: Plainfield, Indiana America
E-mail: Contact 		I have a 44XL Duplex Automatic. Overall length is 40 inches. Nice checkering on forearm and stock. I think it might be from Belgium. I am looking for any information on it. Also reloading information. Dies, papers, cases, etc. Any information from anyone would be appreciated. Thank You for reading this request.

Admin reply: Here is an extended comment which may help:
http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=303890

There is some information on reloading .44 shot cartridges and shooting a .44 shotgun under the "ALOOF, etc" listings on the main page left hand menu. Take a look at:

http://www.fourten.org.uk/mwpre410.html

Hope this helps.
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Mark Butler
From: Oxfordshire
E-mail: Contact 		Thank you Paul,

Regards,

Mark
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Paul Minost
From: England
E-mail: Contact 		Hello Mark. Try Folkestone Engineering Supplies. Click the link on the Home Page. He will be able to help. Rgds Paul
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Mark Butler
From: Oxfordshire
E-mail: Contact 		Hello all,
Please could any one give me details of suppliers of 5-6% antimony lead shot, I have Brownells UK details but was wondering if another supplier existed.

Thanks,

Mark
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Mark Butler
From: Oxfordshire
E-mail: Contact 		Hello all,
Please could any one with a Browning BPS .410 tell if the guns have a preference for a particular cartridge case and how you get on with reloads. Thank you,

Mark
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Len Gant
From: Nottingham
E-mail: Contact 		does anyone know if there is a tool to strip the bolt on a Webley & Scott 9 mm garden gun.

The screwed insert which holds the bolt together appears to have two small grooves into which some form of spanner with lugs can be used to screw it out.
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Peter Dewhurst
From: Florida, U.S.
E-mail: Contact 		I own a 0.410 hammer gun with proof marks Birmingham post 1904. It carries serial number 79 on action breech and forearm. The maker is C.S. on the underside of the barrels. It is in very good condition.

I am writing to see if anyone can help me identify the gun. Was a C. Scott learning the trade in the early 1900s?

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Thanks for any help you can give.
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Richard (badger) Powell
From: West Yorkshire
E-mail: Contact 		I've just got a variation (section 1) for a 410 shot pistol for pest and vermin in and around buildings and now I'm looking to purchase.

I'm looking for a Belgian double hammer but would take a good condition single. I looked at the falco offerings but they are putting it simply sawn off singles with an unwieldy pistol grip and over long barrel. The more traditional style as carried by hunt masters back in the day would be ideal.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Badger

Admin reply: Good luck on finding what you need for vermin control. When you succeed, please post an item about its use and success. In the US, these most useful little .410 pistols are treated as "sawed off shotgun" under the Gun Control Act of 1934 and strictly controlled. An item on their use, the length of cartridges, and shot sizes would be interesting.
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Michael Carr
From: Godalming, UK
E-mail: Contact 		I advertised once used Fiocchi 3" .410 cases and a Mr Butler has replied, asking if I still have some.
The answer is yes and I would be happy to hand them over at Bisley sometime.

I shall be at the NCSC for a few hours during the next two Tuesday mornings. If he would care to telephone the NCSC and leave a message I will bring some along.
Michael Carr
 
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Mark Butler
From: South Oxfordshire
E-mail: Contact 		Dear Mr Carr,
Please could you tell me if you still have any Fiocchi Magnum cases left, I would be willing to pay for a courier, if you could not meet me or we lived to far apart.

Regards,
Mark Butler
 
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