A model 36




Something different.

Interesting.

I've heard of them, but never seen one!

Good luck finding more ammo for $4.95 a box

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Originally posted by crbutler:
Interesting.

I've heard of them, but never seen one!

Good luck finding more ammo for $4.95 a box

I've been told the ammo is much more desirable than the little gun.

Butch's Parlor Gun!

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Originally posted by Biebs:
Butch's Parlor Gun!

Going to a grandson as well as a 1873 Trap Door in 50-70.

I like that kind of stuff, you need to shoot at least one whitetail with it..Go for a head shot!

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Originally posted by Atkinson:
I like that kind of stuff, you need to shoot at least one whitetail with it..Go for a head shot!

I did shoot a white tailed rat.

I have one that was my Great Grandpa's in New Mexico territory. It's not in as good shape as yours. He had a general store with a dirt floor and shot it at rats getting into bags of grain.

Old Western Scrounger had ammo for it. Bought a bunch. But you can see the shot arc as it leaves the barrel.

My Grandma had a framed newspaper clipping in her house from when Pancho Villa raided her town. And she saw moon landings and personal computers before she died!

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Originally posted by skl1:
https://www.midwayusa.com/prod...-shotshell-box-of-50

That Fiocchi would work as the original 2 boxes that I have are worth more than the little shotgun.

Butch,

Yes, sorry. You meant the vintage ammo is valuable, not that it's hard to find something shootable in the gun.

Yup.