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I was looking at the Pedersoli basic percussion Kentucky pistol with a walnut stock, in .50 caliber.
I was considering it for an 1843-1847 frontier scout sort of impression.
I would be interested in any opinions with regard to the quality, problems, or whatever by anyone familiar with it.
Also, it's available in .54 caliber, but this model seems to have a rather chunky and historically incorrect appearance.
Does anyone know if the .50 caliber version has the same chunky build, or is it the same as the .45 caliber version?
Thank you for your input.
I was considering it for an 1843-1847 frontier scout sort of impression.
I would be interested in any opinions with regard to the quality, problems, or whatever by anyone familiar with it.
Also, it's available in .54 caliber, but this model seems to have a rather chunky and historically incorrect appearance.
Does anyone know if the .50 caliber version has the same chunky build, or is it the same as the .45 caliber version?
Thank you for your input.