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I have a single barrel 24 ga. I ve shot it but it just hangs on the wall for several years now...the 24 ga in a double barrel would be just the ticket if I had one..charlie
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Talk about rare as hens teeth, try finding a 24 gauge.
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About three years ago we had a 24 gauge O/U in the shop someone had brought in for us to sell . It was a kind of cheaper grade gun but I thought it kinda neat . The best part of the deal was it being sold with about a flat and a half of factory loads . Someone online bought it but I’ve often wished I’d purchased it just to play with a bit and send on down the road . Not to sure about 24’s but I know Fausti and Rizzini are making 32 gauge in both O/U’s and SxS’s so if that’s the case I would expect they might make 24’s as well .
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I used to own a remington 1893 single shot in 24 ga sold the gun and kept the shells made by Fiocchi.
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I have a box of brass around here somewhere. I bought them in case I find a nice 24 gauge gun.
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While most of the North American 24-gauge shells I've seen are UMC and later Remington, Stadt states in his book that Winchester made a run of RANGERs post WW II. This full box just sold in the recent Ward's Auction for $78.
RANGER 24-Gauge 02.jpg RANGER 24-Gauge 01.jpg Winchester also offered their REPEATER shell in 24-gauge loaded from 1905 to 1921 and NPEs a bit longer. |
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I still have 800 new paper hulls as well
As over shot cards and wads. Never know when I might end up with another 24 gauge. |
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