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Does anyone make a relatively short 13/16" octagon small-caliber caplock like the T/C Seneca?
12/27/2011 9:35:27 PM
I'd love to have a .36 to squirrel hunt with, and to plink with. Probably moreso the latter. 
I know that T/C had to stop the Seneca after a fire destroyed the tooling, and I know they're hard to find now (I look, and often).
Does anyone make a similar-quality .36 squirrel rifle? I don't want a really long rifle (barrel shorter than 30" preferably) and I don't want something that will look goofy with a peep sight on it (first thing I'd do before shooting it) and I don't want a .32 because they seem to finicky.
???
I know that T/C had to stop the Seneca after a fire destroyed the tooling, and I know they're hard to find now (I look, and often).
Does anyone make a similar-quality .36 squirrel rifle? I don't want a really long rifle (barrel shorter than 30" preferably) and I don't want something that will look goofy with a peep sight on it (first thing I'd do before shooting it) and I don't want a .32 because they seem to finicky.
???
12/28/2011 1:34:10 AM
Pendersoli makes a rifle called the Cub, that comes in a .36. I've only ever seen one, but it was fairly light and handy. The one I handled was a flinter but I believe they make a percussion version.
12/28/2011 9:56:43 AM
look at dixiegun or cabela's or gander mountain.
