LC Smith 10 gauge

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by charlie cleveland

if that hada been a deer he d either drop right in his tracks orwould not go very far.. craig which one of the buck shot loads do you like best... with the patterns your old guns a throwing i would not be afraid to shoot out to 40 yards...i like the sound of the no 3 buck...charlie

I used the same 00 load in my W&C so I'm kinda leaning towards the #1 Buck load .

And actually I need to find some more #3 Buck as all I have was from reclaimed shells . And that is close to gone , I think I have enough #3 Buck to load maybe 10 shells .

I'm supposed to meet some old friends for skeet friday . If I can tonight I might load up enough for one round of skeet with the LC tommorrow or a round of Jap Trap .

I am truely hoping the guy that brought this one in , has a decent hammerless Parker 10 gauge !

[Bill Murphy]

I have a Parker 32" gun, #86,988 that was bored for buckshot by Parker Brothers. If I can come up with a box of #00 or #1, I will check her out. I will order a letter and find out if she was patterned with buckshot. I've never seen a stock book entry that specified buckshot.

[J.B. Books]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I have a Parker 32" gun, #86,988 that was bored for buckshot by Parker Brothers. If I can come up with a box of #00 or #1, I will check her out. I will order a letter and find out if she was patterned with buckshot. I've never seen a stock book entry that specified buckshot.

What does bored for buckshot measure; bore diameter, choke constriction, lenght of taper?