drillings

[charlie cleveland]

there is one thing better than a double and that is a triple...i have a german drilling that is 16 ga on top...l eft side is 16 ga the right side is 16 ga with removable insert that is 22 magnum.. the third barrel is a rifle in 7x57 r... this gun is also equipped witheagle claw mounts for quick removeable scope...also has set trigger for the rifle barrels...if i could only own one gun this would be it...i can huntwinged critters and 4 legged beasts also...and weighs under 6 1/2 pounds without the scope...fine guns they are the drilling...got to take a fat doe the other day with it..... charlie

[Armond Fish]

Do you have any pics of it?

[John Mazza]

Sounds nice, Charlie.

My drilling is 16 by 16, over 9.3x72 R.

Lightweight & easy to carry - a great little gun (with cool engraving too).

[charlie cleveland]

i had a hammer drilling in the 16x16 x9.3 72r...the 9.3 x72r is a great round plenty of power for most anything....these guns are a work of art... i seen one drilling that had 5 rear sites sure enough complicated to choose which one to use....i really like drillings andthere counter part the combination gun....but the 4 barrel version most of time is not to my liking..... charlie

[Bill Murphy]

My favorite driller is an exposed hammer, side lever Sauer in 16X16X11.15X65. A 2 1/2" .410 is a perfect fit in the rifle barrel. It is nice to have three shotshells at your disposal. It is a nice light little thing and in remarkable condition for its age. The .43 caliber rifle barrel is a great choice for whitetails or pigs. With two slugs in the shot barrels, life is good.

[charlie cleveland]

bill ive never have seen the11.15x46 round this should be great to take about any big white tail with...i really like the idea of 2 slugs and that big ole 43 under the bottom...some times i usemine with16 ga bucksot in left barrel 22 mag. in right barrel and the 7mm under the bottom...have killed a doe with the 7mm shot a few squirls with the 16 and 22.... bill i really like those side hammer drillings glad you have one..they are like a fine painting..good to look uppon....charlie

[Bill Murphy]

It is 11.15X65. I don't know what to load in it, but I am not going to try to find real brass. I will use .410 brass with the bullets lightly crimped. As long as the bullet is bigger than the rifling, they won't gravitate up the bore when the shot barrels are fired. I can't imagine a more useful driller for the $300.00 I paid for it. I am not looking for another.

[charlie cleveland]

bill im still looking for that 300.00 drilling....i will look out for you on that brass for your gun...who nos it might turn up somewhere.... charlie