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3 1/2 lb. .54/28 ga. smoothbore
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oneflag said:
Dixie never made guns that I am aware of. They would have imported and distributed.
Hi Oneflag,
If you remove the barrel and take it to a supplier of nuts & bolts, you can try a few machine screws, until you get the one that fits.
Then you will know the thread pitch.
Most likely it is metric, 5 or 6mm diameter.
Old Ford
If you remove the barrel and take it to a supplier of nuts & bolts, you can try a few machine screws, until you get the one that fits.
Then you will know the thread pitch.
Most likely it is metric, 5 or 6mm diameter.
Old Ford
Thanks for the replies and help. The forum will not let me send (Deadeye) a personal message.
Deadeye's profile says that he is a Gunsmith and he has had the same gun in his hand.
I wish he would also reply.
I'm enjoying the forum. I have several old smoke poles, I absolutely love muzzleloaders.
Thanks.
Deadeye's profile says that he is a Gunsmith and he has had the same gun in his hand.
I wish he would also reply.
I'm enjoying the forum. I have several old smoke poles, I absolutely love muzzleloaders.
Thanks.
