9mm Pinfire Revolver

Started by Gunner.cgn, June 15, 2022, 01:56:22 PM

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Gunner.cgn

Hello,

Any folks use pinfire firearms as part of their persona?   I recently found a 9mm Casimir Lefaucheux marked revolver.   I purchased the reloading kit from France and am just waiting to do a range session with it.   Cheers Kevin.

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LongWalker

I used to shoot an underlever Lefaucheaux pinfire shotgun.  Wasn't allowed to shoot it in CAS matches, and eventually traded it off. 
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nativeshootist

I think the idea of pinfire is interesting, but i don't think a lot of people shoot them nowadays since any firearm that uses the ammunition are 160yrs old and the other factor is the ammunition. Saw one video online where a swedish man converted some 45 acp cases to 11mm pinfire and that took a lot of work that majority of people aren't going to do for one gun.

mtmarfield

      Greetings!

   For a technique involving the manufacture of Pin-Fire Cartridges using modern cartridge brass, find a copy of George Nonte's, "Handloading For Handgunners".
   Best of Luck & keep us posted!

             M.T.Marfield

Gunner.cgn

Thank you for the suggestion, just ordered a copy.
Cheers,
Kevin
Quote from: mtmarfield on June 30, 2022, 03:41:20 PM
      Greetings!

   For a technique involving the manufacture of Pin-Fire Cartridges using modern cartridge brass, find a copy of George Nonte's, "Handloading For Handgunners".
   Best of Luck & keep us posted!

             M.T.Marfield

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