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Pedersoli 1861 Springfield rifling?
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The three grove rifling lands are wide and the groves are really shallow.
Here is a picture of the inside of a Pedersoli 1861 Springfield
It isn't a dumb question at all. It's a good question. Pedersoli might make a smoothbored 1861... Not sure. Dixie carries a smoothbored 1861, but it is made by Chiappa. I thought these were just for reenactors, but some of our forum members from overseas advised me that rifled arms are prohibited in some European countries, while smoothbores are allowed. I don't know, but I would not be surprised at all if Pedersoli made smooth bored 1861's for the European market.
Are there similar rules in Canada?
Notchy Bob
Are there similar rules in Canada?
Notchy Bob
