FR1060 Dixie Pennsylvania Rifle -- Flint
Product ID #: FR1060
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Price: $1,100.00
A faithful reproduction of the Pennsylvania long-rifle. Features American walnut one-piece fullstock, with satin oil finish, 56" long with 3 3/4" drop and 13 1/2" trigger pull. Octagon barrel is browned, 45 caliber, 41 1/2" long with 13/16" flats, buttoned rifled .006" deep with 1-48" twist, 8 lands .450" and 8 grooves .462". Front sight is 3/8" dovetail steel base with silver blade, rear sight is 3/8" dovetail buckhorn style. Flint uses 5/8" flints. Brass furniture, color casehardened lock, double-set triggers. Has .360" wooden ramrod with brass tip 10x32 thread. Overall length is 57" and weight is 8 1/2 lbs. Load with 60 grains FFFg black powder and .440 patched round ball. Also available in kit form (Stock #FR1065). Made by Pedersoli in Italy. REQUIRES AN ADDITIONAL $16.00 OVERSIZE CHARGE.
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Bart Russell
2004-08-30 18:57:00
I bought a Dixie Pennsyvania Rifle in 1986. It has never failed me in almost 20 years of use. I have hunted with it and also won several shooting matches. It is still my favorite black powder rifle. I recommend this rifle to anyone. It is accurate enough to use beautiful enough to display. Bart Russell Atlanta Georgia
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David Ely
2005-10-09 16:43:00
I've had this rifle for 15 years and it is so accurate I use it for squirrels! It's also as beautiful as it is functional. I would highly recommend it.
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John Martin
2005-10-14 02:18:00
I have been the proud owner of this Pedersoli rifle for 15 years. I am a reenactor with the original \"Texas Army\"". We recreate the battle of San Jacinto The Alamo and Goliad in the Great state of Texas. This rifle has never failed to fire and has been in several \""1836 Texas Revolution\"" movies with me."
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Leroy Bosanko
2006-11-25 09:43:00
Received my new Dixie Pennsylvania in 45 cal and two days later I took it to the range. Without any sight adjustments it shot a 1 inch grouping at 100 yards. The only problem is the set triger is rather hard to pull. Assume it will improve with age. Leroy Bosanko
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Patricio de Matos
2008-12-13 21:42:00
Great solid gun. fun to shoot. i went to the woods with my girlfriends step father and he loved it so he will be getting one too. i would recommend this gun to anyone. after shooting a few times we decided that 70 grains of FFg was better than the recommended load. the recommended flint works great.