New product in sight: Pedersoli Double Flintlock Shotgun

Comments

• Sean

  By: Sean On 10/09/2019

  Rating:

  5.0

  I'm ready to buy one! I love enough about it to add it to my collection.
  One Question: In one of the videos they say that there will be rifle barrels to go with it.
  Any Idea if they are being worked on?
  I don't want to buy it until I can get it all together

• Richard T.

  By: Richard T. On 01/03/2019

  Rating:

  5.0

  The Pedersoli Double Flintlock Shotgun, I was/am disappointed with this, I would have thought they would have used better lock design, i.e. something like the Mortimer. Also the trigger guard back swirl, only suits a hand of the right size, as a man with small hands, I'd end up with them cut.
  So in a nutshell, I wouldn't buy one!

• Alhazred

  By: Alhazred On 15/11/2018

  Rating:

  5.0

  Ah yes, a new product for 2017.
  
  hmmmm I guess I can go an get one now right?
  
  OPS!!!!! looks like it wasn't released until
  September 2018
  I mean October
  I mean November
  so sorry I meant to say December 2018
  
  ... sure
  
  Lets be honest these guns either come out in 2019 or never do.

• swathdiver

  By: Swathdiver On 24/10/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Any news yet on this?

• usmusket

  By: Usmusket On 09/10/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  An update please!

• jerry collins

  By: Jerry collins On 22/09/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  needs to have regular checkering grip&forend

• Jay O

  By: Jay O On 21/09/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Any updates on this beautiful flintlock double barrel shotgun? I was excited when it was announced and have been optimistically waiting for it. I think this would be a great gun and hopefully a win for Pedersoli. I am very interested and hope it will be available soon.

• NoGrayPonytail7

  By: NoGrayPonytail7 On 08/05/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Lose the che
  ckering and offer it in 10 gauge. Please?

• Mojo1961

  By: Mojo1961 On 30/03/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Looks good. Interchangeable chokes would be awesome. 10, 12 and 20 gauge choices would be great too!

• Jerry Buchanan

  By: Jerry Buchanan On 08/03/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  is this released yet??

• Mark Infantino

  By: Mark Infantino On 18/12/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  I think a wider trigger bow would be more suited to this early style flint fowler which would
  add a lot of appeal to this gun. The current design is more suited to a percussion double gun.
  I have had many original double flints and the trigger bow has always been wide except one
  which was a Parker Field late 1860's double flint which had a narrow trigger bow.

• Dennis Norton

  By: Dennis Norton On 17/12/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Beautiful......simply beautiful!!

• Mark Infantino

  By: Mark Infantino On 28/11/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Awesome! Finally someone building a double barrel flintlock fowler. I would love to see it in 12ga and 20ga with a little more drop in the stock and having some classic checkering and not the basket weave shown. I can't wait to see the release of it because I will purchase one in a heart beat,
  Great going Pedersoli on this new product addition...two thumbs up.

• Geomander

  By: Geomander On 23/11/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Wow, a double-barrel FLINTlock shotgun of modern production, that would really be something! Let's hope, it don't come in such a 'kiddie-caliber' like 20 gauge. Or, at least, not exclusively -- please give us the option of something bigger; 10 gauge would be nice, 8 would be great ;-)

• Hovey Smith

  By: Hovey Smith On 18/07/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  That looks like a 12 bore gun to me. It should do very well. For my ducks, geese, swan etc., I much prefer something between 11 and 10 gauge. With good loads any of these will do at close range on even these large fowl.

• cyberjim

  By: Cyberjim On 11/07/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  I'm hiding my piggy bank on myself now in case this comes in a coach gun-ish size for the dense bush around here. I have been waiting a long time for an SxS flinter that I can maneuver in the thick stuff.

• Bill Iliff

  By: Bill Iliff On 22/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Please say it's a 12 ga and right around 7lbs.

• Ric Carter

  By: Ric Carter On 22/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Should be a 20 bore, and get rid of that terrible "checkering".

• Mark Jackaman

  By: Mark Jackaman On 21/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Capable of teaching left AND right handed shooter how to flinch. You should do a nice English 1776 pattern rifle or a Baker or a Ferguson!

• WCJ

  By: WCJ On 20/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Please put a little more drop in the stock unlike your other shotguns. There're like trying to point a 2 by 4 piece of lumber.

• Sean

  By: Sean On 10/09/2019

  Rating:

  5.0

  I'm ready to buy one! I love enough about it to add it to my collection.
  One Question: In one of the videos they say that there will be rifle barrels to go with it.
  Any Idea if they are being worked on?
  I don't want to buy it until I can get it all together

• Richard T.

  By: Richard T. On 01/03/2019

  Rating:

  5.0

  The Pedersoli Double Flintlock Shotgun, I was/am disappointed with this, I would have thought they would have used better lock design, i.e. something like the Mortimer. Also the trigger guard back swirl, only suits a hand of the right size, as a man with small hands, I'd end up with them cut.
  So in a nutshell, I wouldn't buy one!

• Alhazred

  By: Alhazred On 15/11/2018

  Rating:

  5.0

  Ah yes, a new product for 2017.
  
  hmmmm I guess I can go an get one now right?
  
  OPS!!!!! looks like it wasn't released until
  September 2018
  I mean October
  I mean November
  so sorry I meant to say December 2018
  
  ... sure
  
  Lets be honest these guns either come out in 2019 or never do.

• swathdiver

  By: Swathdiver On 24/10/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Any news yet on this?

• usmusket

  By: Usmusket On 09/10/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  An update please!

• jerry collins

  By: Jerry collins On 22/09/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  needs to have regular checkering grip&forend

• Jay O

  By: Jay O On 21/09/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Any updates on this beautiful flintlock double barrel shotgun? I was excited when it was announced and have been optimistically waiting for it. I think this would be a great gun and hopefully a win for Pedersoli. I am very interested and hope it will be available soon.

• NoGrayPonytail7

  By: NoGrayPonytail7 On 08/05/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Lose the che
  ckering and offer it in 10 gauge. Please?

• Mojo1961

  By: Mojo1961 On 30/03/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  Looks good. Interchangeable chokes would be awesome. 10, 12 and 20 gauge choices would be great too!

• Jerry Buchanan

  By: Jerry Buchanan On 08/03/2017

  Rating:

  5.0

  is this released yet??

• Mark Infantino

  By: Mark Infantino On 18/12/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  I think a wider trigger bow would be more suited to this early style flint fowler which would
  add a lot of appeal to this gun. The current design is more suited to a percussion double gun.
  I have had many original double flints and the trigger bow has always been wide except one
  which was a Parker Field late 1860's double flint which had a narrow trigger bow.

• Dennis Norton

  By: Dennis Norton On 17/12/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Beautiful......simply beautiful!!

• Mark Infantino

  By: Mark Infantino On 28/11/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Awesome! Finally someone building a double barrel flintlock fowler. I would love to see it in 12ga and 20ga with a little more drop in the stock and having some classic checkering and not the basket weave shown. I can't wait to see the release of it because I will purchase one in a heart beat,
  Great going Pedersoli on this new product addition...two thumbs up.

• Geomander

  By: Geomander On 23/11/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Wow, a double-barrel FLINTlock shotgun of modern production, that would really be something! Let's hope, it don't come in such a 'kiddie-caliber' like 20 gauge. Or, at least, not exclusively -- please give us the option of something bigger; 10 gauge would be nice, 8 would be great ;-)

• Hovey Smith

  By: Hovey Smith On 18/07/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  That looks like a 12 bore gun to me. It should do very well. For my ducks, geese, swan etc., I much prefer something between 11 and 10 gauge. With good loads any of these will do at close range on even these large fowl.

• cyberjim

  By: Cyberjim On 11/07/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  I'm hiding my piggy bank on myself now in case this comes in a coach gun-ish size for the dense bush around here. I have been waiting a long time for an SxS flinter that I can maneuver in the thick stuff.

• Bill Iliff

  By: Bill Iliff On 22/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Please say it's a 12 ga and right around 7lbs.

• Ric Carter

  By: Ric Carter On 22/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Should be a 20 bore, and get rid of that terrible "checkering".

• Mark Jackaman

  By: Mark Jackaman On 21/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Capable of teaching left AND right handed shooter how to flinch. You should do a nice English 1776 pattern rifle or a Baker or a Ferguson!

• WCJ

  By: WCJ On 20/06/2016

  Rating:

  5.0

  Please put a little more drop in the stock unlike your other shotguns. There're like trying to point a 2 by 4 piece of lumber.