.32 Pedersoli cap lock

[g2608671@verizon.net]

Shot my .32 Pedersoli cap lock yesterday and the  functioning and the accuracy was very good.  I had rescued this rifle as a banged up, filthy, rough bored and generally abused orphan in the used gun rack at a local store.  Spent about 3 weeks, off and on, stripping it down and reassembling everything.  Finished the stock with several coats of Tru Oil and was surprised at the nice figure in the wood. Now that I have fired the rifle and discovered just what a pleasure it is to shoot I am even more pleased with the time effort and expense of bringing it back from the edge of tomato stakeville.

[hanshi]

Post a photo!   

[g2608671@verizon.net]

If I knew how I would.  Being a techno-dinosaur has its drawbacks!  Still trying to figure out this thing called "fire" and now I have herd that someone has invented a contraption called a "wheel".  What will they think of next?

 

[P.W.Berkuta]

If I knew how I would.  Being a techno-dinosaur has its drawbacks!  Still trying to figure out this thing called "fire" and now I have herd that someone has invented a contraption called a "wheel".  What will they think of next?

 

It is now very simple to add pictures to your messages -- look in the upper right of the home page right below "search" and you will find the word "news" - read and follow it's instructions - simple - pimple

[Dave Patterson]

Polekat, I'd sure be interested to see photos too:  I've got a reworked DP .54 flinter hanging on my rack, that I sure do like more than I'd expected.