Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: jrebel on August 22, 2012, 12:16:19 PM
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I just picked up a cobray .45 lc / .410 double barrel darringer. It is chambered for 3" .410. Can I safely shoot 2.5" .410 shells out of it??
Does anyone else have one of these and what do they think. Mine has the 11" barrel and I am planning on using if for grouse as I travel the roads on my dual sport.
Any info would be great.
Thanks
Johnny
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If it is chambered for 3" you can definitely shoot 2.5" safely.
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If it is chambered for 3" you can definitely shoot 2.5" safely.
:tup:
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11 inch barrel derringer...makes me think of Crocodile Dundee- "That's not a knife...".
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Untill I bought this I had never imagined such a gun.....It was so weird and unique, and the price was right, I could not pass it up. Thanks for the help. :tup:
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A friend has the SNUBBY version of that...and with 3" the recoil is "SNAPPY"....the 11" MIGHT mitigate that a bit...but be aware.
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:) why would you want to shoot 2.5?? the 3 inch are pathetic already.
Carl
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Nothing wrong with the 2 1/2".... Killed a lot with them including pheasant, chukar, grouse, quail, coyote, coons, grouse, rabbit, you name it in small game..... But I do prefer the 3" with 4 shot...... With the yotes around here I've been using cut slugs.... :tup:
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My thought is that 2 1/2 will be great plenty for grouse. They are really dumb birds and allow you to get really close, heck I could almost beat them to death with this gun. :chuckle: :chuckle:
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:) :) I got a 410 in 1956 have killed tons of stuff with it, my experience is that 3 inch kill much better and the 2.5 actually cost more and are harder to find. How come 410 shells cost so dang much!!!!! :dunno:
Carl
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How come 410 shells cost so dang much!!!!! :dunno:
Carl
I know wtf is tha aboutt??? Just got a box for $15 something of 3" #4's....