HUSQVARNA HAMMER DOUBLE -- Part Tres >

[Coffinmaker]

In the Husky "Part Deux" thread therein hides a nice photo of my completed Husky.  It's a Coach Gun.  Today was my first chance to get it out to a match and actually shoot it in anger.  It is one SUPER Coach Gun.  It sports an English Style stock, straight with no pistol grip (Didn't know if I'd like that) and it's light.  Real light.  It also sports 2 1/2 inch chambers (can you spell All Brass Hulls??)

This gun is QUICK!!  I'm not quick (anymore).  But this gun makes me look quick.  It swings from target to target with great ease.  Not a fight.  By comparison, my "Go-To" guns (two TTNs and a Pedersoli) are TRUCKS.  Without all that excess barrel, this little gun is like a Ferrari.  The square load I have for it are quite pleasant to shoot.  When fair hit (you do have to point it) it takes CAS targets down with authority.  I seriously consider watching the Auctions and picking up a couple more.  Sell off the Trucks (NOT the Pedersoli).

Let's Play SHOTGUNS!!

Coffinmaker

[Professor Marvel]

Ah My Dear CM

I found part ducks

http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,58373.0.html

wherinhell is part Uno ?

do you still have the stubs?
are they thick enough to build a caplock Howdah?


and pictures
we need more pictures
lots and lots of delectible pictures.

oh yeah, didja notice the Kentucky Derby? evrybody covered in mud but the winner.
and the poor horse from Arabia freaked at the starting gate, bucking like he was in a rodeo.
Poor Tashunka probaly never saw that much wetness in his life and couldn't imagine that they wanted him to
RUN on a river of mud.

but I digress...

Husqy Shotty. Pics. Please oh please

yhs
prof mvl

[Coffinmaker]

Mon Deu!!  I .. I .. I don't .. know

I had a post.  I know I did.  Major 2 posted some photographic evidence for me.  I/We showed the complete transformation of the Husky from a typically long barreled European sporting arm, into a dedicated Coach Gun.  .  However, as mentioned, I don't know where it is.

I did not save the "fall off" as I saw, after the saw, no real user it.  I would suppose it could suffice as a Cap Lock Howda.  That would be interesting    A little hard on the wrist perhaps.  But, none the less interesting.

Coffinmaker

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[Professor Marvel]

could it be a blend of this
http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,58310.0.html

and this

http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,58594.0.html

 here is the finished version from link #2


yhs
prof mvl

[Major 2]

Here is what I have

[Kent Shootwell]

That's dandy! Good lines and trim I bet its more like dancing then shooting that.

[Professor Marvel]

I really really like the looks of the underhammers! they may be "slow to run" but they have that "victorian elegance" and "artistic design" that is missing in so much today.  One really can't say that an 1897 trench gun is "elegant"   

whilst I appreciate "prarie style" and "danish modern" in furniture, I really love the fuid lines and artistic features the victorian
era built into most everything.

Good job Coffin!

yhs
prof envious

[Coffinmaker]

Kent,

Absolutely!!  This Husky is/was an absolute JOY to play with.  Light, quick, FUN!!  Right up until the left side Main Spring let go.  BANG ..
floppy hammer.  Now I must be in search of Main Springs for a Husky Double.  M50, Hammer Double, with floating back action locks.  I am so upset.  I could just SPIT!!

Coffinmaker