.22 lr bpcr !!

[John Boy]

Charlie, that Pedersoli 22LR weighs 13.88 lbs. Holy Hanah! I like my old #3 Ballard - 7lb 10oz with vernier & globe

[Baja_Traveler]

Shot a small bore cowboy silhouette match today and shot a 29. Alot of stupid misses on my part and should have done better, but the black powder .22's performed awesome as usual. Got alot of attention as this group of shooters hadn't seen my loads yet. On the first shot the smoke and the lower sounding report of the 39a got everybody's attention.
Lots of local interest in duplicating us, but the lack of primed cases is turning most people off...

[montana_charlie]

Charlie, that Pedersoli 22LR weighs 13.88 lbs. Holy Hanah! I like my old #3 Ballard - 7lb 10oz with vernier & globe

They have two others, John, one lighter and one heavier.

http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/sche...rps-light.html

and ...

http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/sche...enstutzen.html

They are built using Lothar Walther barrels. I'm not a rimfire guy, so ... are those barrels 'special'?

CM

[Lead pot]

That would be a good rifle for off hand practice, but I think I like my light low wall better.

[Hang Fire]

The cases are pre-primed Armscor empty cases that were once available at The Hunting Shack. I picked up a 5000 piece case of them earlier in the year for $95. Unfortunately the few they had appear to be the last, since recent searches show them to not be in the online offering any more.

When I go through these (which may be years from now) I'll either have to convince someone to import them again (maybe even put together a group buy) or just resort to buying Walmart bulk and start pulling for the cases...

If IIRC, years ago I read where the fired .22 rf could be reprimed with a paste primer then let dry, just had to make sure the FP would strike on undented area.

[hrt4me]

thank you for sharing!

I have been looking for these so I can fire my original Colt 1871 Open Top Pocket Model Revolver