sxs 8 gauge muzzleloader

[Alan B. Webber]

Milton,
Thanks. I'll take a look on gun broker. I haven't even gone through the accessories box yet.
If I keep it around here long enough I might even shoot it this duck season.
Alan

[Milton C Starr]

You can search through here https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...c758_p1_o6.cfm

Theres a few long double 10 ga percussion guns .
I wish my 8 ga muzzle loader was legal for duck and geese , would be interesting to see it used like it was in its day . Besides the 16lbs of mass it does shoulder quite well .

I may add some other sxs muzzleloaders to the collection in the future just so the 8 ga isnt lonely haha .

[Big D]

Does anyone make an 8 to 10 (or 12) gauge reducer?

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by John Dallas

Does anyone make an 8 to 10 (or 12) gauge reducer?

Charlie knows where you can buy them I think he uses 12 ga shells in his 8 ga .
The company I bought my 10 ga to 16 ga adapters went out of business . They made anything between 4 ga to 410 .

I take it you have a 8 ga cartridge gun ?

[Alan B. Webber]

I'm sure Briley makes chamber inserts.
Wilkinson probably does also.

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Alan B. Webber

I'm sure Briley makes chamber inserts.
Wilkinson probably does also.

Could just wait for RSTs 8 ga shells they are working on .
The gauge mates I had would always stick in the chambers on my 10 ga .
.I figure that just because of the wider tolerances the old shotguns have .

[Big D]

Guess I should have read the part about "Muzzle Loader" more carefully

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by John Dallas

Guess I should have read the part about "Muzzle Loader" more carefully

I would ask Charlie though he uses some 8 ga to 12 ga adapters I believe .
gaugemates used to make 8 ga adapters but I think they went out of business .