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Pedersoli Mortimer 12 Gauge

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I shot a capper for some years. I gave it to a good friend as a gift. He is worth it.

I fitted a rear sight and it shot a .690ball real good and was very good with 1oz of shot on pheasants and rabbits.

It had a really good trigger from the get go.

It was a heads up type when wing shooting.

It had/has a nice piece of walnut too.

If he ever offered it back, I would snap his hand off :haha:

B.
 
My old hunting partner had one and it was a very nice accurate rifle/good patterning shotgun in flint. He had both barrels. He did have a problem with breaking main springs on the lock however.

At the time we were doing two shoots a month at various clubs and the Mortimer got a lot of use.

He finally got a Bess Carbine because it was not so prone to parts issues.
 
Bought a used one..flint 12 ga. it came jug choked.....
Its a heads up stock design...
Shoulder one before you buy!
reliable fun...my barrel is standing in the corner at Ed Rayles shop waiting to get replicated out to 44"

Here's my first flintlock goose shot over decoys ..Man I was proud...This was on my bucket list!

shot fine benched.. during patterning..found out it shot 1 foot low in the marsh at 30-35 yards...
made a raised rear ramp to bring poi up during the hunt..
it was the mother of invention thing :youcrazy:
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Have shot other geese and ducks,turkeys and other small game with it...


They run high in the comb for fit.
Good solid gun if it fits.YMMV...dan
 
Poor flnt ignition due to a small diameter powder chamber in the patent breech that fouled easily. Relatively easy fix. I wasn't happy with the pattern with the cylinder bore so I had it jug choked full, with excellent results. I agree, it's a heads up stock. You have to practice alot for wing shooting. I don't shoot it enough. Down the road, I'm going to have a rifled 30" .58 cal. full octagon barrel made for it.

Duane
 
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