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Originally Posted By mike_nds: And................ How does it choot? Surprisingly well honestly! I ordered another one in 410/45 colt as I have a good pile of cowboy rounds. Empty cases are a little sticky but that seemed to ease as i shot it some. Shot 3 38 special rounds and 1 357 mag, all were at least minute of gallon milk jug from 20 yards so not bad! I wouldn’t buy one of these thinking you can hunt at 100 yards or anything but it sure seems neat for the cheap price of admission. |
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Originally Posted By mike_nds: @APNslickback Is it one of these? https://pictures.gunauction.com/1696142707/15069345/20180914134233-1247.jpg Originally Posted By mike_nds: Originally Posted By APNslickback: Anybody know anything about the FIE Brazilian single shot 12 gauge..I’d like to disassemble it completely to address rust down in the trigger and find a synthetic stock set for it. @APNslickback Is it one of these? https://pictures.gunauction.com/1696142707/15069345/20180914134233-1247.jpg Yes it looks just like that |
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Originally Posted By mike_nds: If it did the opening of the action could have been a bit stiffer. The H&R shotgun firing pin hole is a bit larger than the SB2 rifle frame or the late model 357/44 only frames. Gotcha! Mine is an older H&R, action seamed normal to me thankfully. You have to be ready when you beak the action open as it ejects the adapter with plenty of force! 
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Originally Posted By APNslickback: Yes it looks just like that I used to have one of those back in the 90's. You will not find a synthetic stock for it. However, they are a super simple design, and if you had to make parts for one you could do it with hand tools. I shortened mine to 20", parkerized it, and refinished the wood. Took it with me on a canoe trip to the Boundary Waters. They look like ass with the baby poop stained wood and poor metal finish, but if I found one for $100 or less I'd snatch it. |
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I finally got out today for a quick trip to the range with the .410/.45 Colt adapter. I brought out my NEF 12 gauge with the 24” cylinder bore barrel that has rifle sights. At 25 yards I got a respectable pattern with the 3” Winchester round (#7-1/2 shot). The wind was blowing something fierce, so the majority of the pattern is a little left, but all in all, I am pretty pleased with the adapter. Unfortunately, in my haste to get out to the range, I left my box of .45 Colt back at the hacienda.....So another range trip is in the future! 
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Originally Posted By mike_nds: I was at Fleet Farm last weekend and saw these little RIA single shots. Plastic "wood grain" brown stocks, and super light. The neat part was that they incorporated a rear sight in the receiver. Might be good for use with chamber  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWu77IwSKgwGotta get one of those...it's the classy truck gun |
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It's pretty easy to take apart. Putting them back together is trickier. Just make sure you tap the cross pins out from the side that doesn't have the serrations on the end of the pin. And reinstall them as they came out. |
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Originally Posted By boerseun: A really neat idea... especially in light of the current climate. I did a lot with a .22/410 Savage. It was the only long gun I owned for a while. I would not be sad with a 410 single shot. A good option. Thanks for sharing. Agreed! I would love to have one of those Savage .22/.410 combos. Out of the three NEF single shots I have, I use the .410 the most…😁 |
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Originally Posted By mic214: Agreed! I would love to have one of those Savage .22/.410 combos. Out of the three NEF single shots I have, I use the .410 the most |
I ordered a rifled adapter chambered in .38spl/.357 mag off of eBay a couple of weeks ago. It took forever to get here, but it finally arrived today. It will make a good combo with the .410/.45 Colt adapter: |
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Originally Posted By mic214: I ordered a rifled adapter chambered in .38spl/.357 mag off of eBay a couple of weeks ago. It took forever to get here, but it finally arrived today. It will make a good combo with the .410/.45 Colt adapter: https://i.postimg.cc/XvFkPgXR/C664-BAA4-E972-464-F-BA46-BDDFFEC11108.jpg I have both those caliber conversions now as well, although not rifled. They seem to shoot well and are reasonably accurate as well, handy options! |
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Originally Posted By Fordtough25: I have both those caliber conversions now as well, although not rifled. They seem to shoot well and are reasonably accurate as well, handy options! My .410/.45 Colt adapter is a smoothbore. Once the weather gets better here, I will head back out to the range and see how these do.… 
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@mic214 Awhile back I purchased an ATI Nomad 12 gauge. Stock photo: Attached File Was wanting to know what model Hi-Viz front sight to get. Thanks in advance. Also thanks for starting this thread. The old one was awesome.  Edited to add: Will this clamp on model work? Attached File |
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Originally Posted By USMC_Dad: @mic214 Awhile back I purchased an ATI Nomad 12 gauge. Stock photo: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/50175/FBDF93B3-BC8A-4044-890E-97F25095742D_jpe-1872832.JPG Was wanting to know what model Hi-Viz front sight to get. Thanks in advance. Also thanks for starting this thread. The old one was awesome. Edited to add: Will this clamp on model work? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/50175/8761F6A4-A906-4F80-9765-E8CA5058B3A0_jpe-1872845.JPG I have seen several others use the clamp on version and they seem to work fine. I got a Marble Arms Hi-Viz front sight from Midway. I need to take my rig down to my gunsmith buddy so he can drill and tap the barrel for the sight. |
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Thanks for the reply sir. Still thinking I’ll try this one out and report back. Decided to get back to this little project. Cheaper than finding a Benelli M4 right now.
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Originally Posted By mike_nds: I was at Fleet Farm last weekend and saw these little RIA single shots. Plastic "wood grain" brown stocks, and super light. The neat part was that they incorporated a rear sight in the receiver. Might be good for use with chamber adapters. https://images.coreware.com/images/products/37058-798513.jpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWu77IwSKgwOther than the stock, that looks to be same as what Walmart sells under the name of Hatfield. Also made in Turkey. |
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Originally Posted By dump1567: My latest chop. Ithaca M-66 single shot 12 gauge. I got this for $100 OTD from a local pawn I frequent. It had some pitting at the end of it's 28" barrel. Must of it got cut out and now it's 20 1/2". As much as I like going as short as non-NFA legal, sometimes it doesn't look right. That's why I decided on the 20". The lever just acts as the break action. Still just a single shot. I also found a 12 gauge 38 spl. adaptor I bought a few years ago I can use with it. The front bead I added is probably one of the straighter ones I've ever done, so I'm happy. I have a western style room that I'll probably hang this over the door in. https://i.imgur.com/bnKZRxr.jpg https://i.imgur.com/B4XiLMV.jpg I and my brother got one of these in 20ga for Christmas one year back in the late 60's. Ours had ventilated rib. Great little shooters. |
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Originally Posted By USMC_Dad: @mic214 Awhile back I purchased an ATI Nomad 12 gauge. Stock photo: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/50175/FBDF93B3-BC8A-4044-890E-97F25095742D_jpe-1872832.JPG Was wanting to know what model Hi-Viz front sight to get. Thanks in advance. Also thanks for starting this thread. The old one was awesome. Edited to add: Will this clamp on model work? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/50175/8761F6A4-A906-4F80-9765-E8CA5058B3A0_jpe-1872845.JPG That sight will work; it looks like crap, but it works pretty well. I've got one on my H&R 12ga. It's got a little v-notch to align it with the front sight bead so you get it on straight but it's fairly easy to bump it. I keep saying I'm going to order one of the style that just replaces the bead but I haven't gotten around to it. |
I was able to get down the hill yesterday and see my old gunsmithing buddy. He drilled and tapped the barrel on my NEF for the new Hi-Viz front sight. He also drilled the rear stock for a sling stud. I need to get a short sling stud screw for the fore end now...  After talking with him about my project, he suggested I go with the barrel that has the rifle sights as it would be a better set up to use with the adapters. I thought that was a great idea, so when I got home, I swapped barrels and put the one with the rifle sights on the frame with the synthetic stocks: 
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Originally Posted By mic214: I was able to get down the hill yesterday and see my old gunsmithing buddy. He drilled and tapped the barrel on my NEF for the new Hi-Viz front sight. He also drilled the rear stock for a sling stud. I need to get a short sling stud screw for the fore end now... https://i.postimg.cc/1tdccycS/IMG-3289.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/PNsW9KRF/IMG-3290.jpg After talking with him about my project, he suggested I go with the barrel that has the rifle sights as it would be a better set up to use with the adapters. I thought that was a great idea, so when I got home, I swapped barrels and put the one with the rifle sights on the frame with the synthetic stocks: https://i.postimg.cc/4yhvWjB9/IMG-3291.jpg I like that front sight, that's what I'd like to do with mine eventually. Those Choate stocks feel better than the factory wood and make it easier to carry and swing but being lighter you know it when you shoot it. I like that they come with the sling studs already installed as well. I also picked up one of the youth model stocks thinking I'd like the shorter LOP but it's just not comfortable with my monkey arms.
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: I like that front sight, that's what I'd like to do with mine eventually. Those Choate stocks feel better than the factory wood and make it easier to carry and swing but being lighter you know it when you shoot it. I like that they come with the sling studs already installed as well. I also picked up one of the youth model stocks thinking I'd like the shorter LOP but it's just not comfortable with my monkey arms.@sandboxmedic I think the front sight turned out great and I really like it. I agree about the Choate stocks. I may add those to the two NEF's that just have the wood stocks. |
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Originally Posted By mic214: @sandboxmedic I think the front sight turned out great and I really like it. I agree about the Choate stocks. I may add those to the two NEF's that just have the wood stocks. Which one is that? I've got the HiViz that screws in (I think it's this one https://www.hivizsights.com/product/flame/) but yours is a much cleaner looking. |
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Which one is that? I've got the HiViz that screws in (I think it's this one https://www.hivizsights.com/product/flame/) but yours is a much cleaner looking. It's a Marbles sight from Midway: Marbles Hi-Viz sight It has a shoulder under the base of the sight itself where the thread post attaches, so he had to do a little work to get it to sit flush. |
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Originally Posted By mic214: It's a Marbles sight from Midway: Marbles Hi-Viz sight It has a shoulder under the base of the sight itself where the thread post attaches, so he had to do a little work to get it to sit flush. Originally Posted By mic214: Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: Which one is that? I've got the HiViz that screws in (I think it's this one https://www.hivizsights.com/product/flame/) but yours is a much cleaner looking. It's a Marbles sight from Midway: Marbles Hi-Viz sight It has a shoulder under the base of the sight itself where the thread post attaches, so he had to do a little work to get it to sit flush. Thanks, added it to my ever growing wishlist. Next time they do a free shipping I'll get it. |
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Originally Posted By mike_nds: The Choate H&R stocks are great. You can stick quite a bit of survival stuff in the forearm. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/91277/Tamer_breakdown-1894002.jpg @mike_nds My plan is to pack the two adapters in the forearm and maybe a fire starter kit. I like the idea of the fishing gear and the SAK. I think I have a couple of Swiss Army knives somewhere in a box. It would make a good addition to the kit! |
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I'm thinking about getting this stock set for the NEF with the rifle sights, so I can pack the rear stock with extra shells, survival blanket, first aid stuff, etc. I gave this stock set to my son with a 12 gauge 28" barrel. I kept the rifle sight barrel and threw it on a receiver I bought off of GunsAmerica. 
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While practical for storage, I found those to be very uncomfortable for shooting. In the 90's I had one on a 357 "Survivor" model. It was replaced. Both my 20ga and 410 Tamers got conventional stocks after I brought them home also. |
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| I passed on the pistol grip stock as I didn't think it would be comfortable and it looked like a hard plastic butt instead of the rubber pad on the traditional style- something my busted up shoulder definitely appreciates. I also didn't think it would carry as well in the hand or be as handy for snap shooting; I use mine for rabbit hunting because it's short and fast and it's not like I'm really going to get a follow up shot in heavy brush and undergrowth. I have thought about buying a stock pouch though to carry extra stuff with the gun. |
| Agreed, the pistol grip stock does have the hard plastic butt plate, so the standard synthetic stock might be the better way to go. I like the idea of a stock pouch for carrying the extra gear. |
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Originally Posted By mike_nds: The Choate H&R stocks are great. You can stick quite a bit of survival stuff in the forearm. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/91277/Tamer_breakdown-1894002.jpg where did you get that threaded knob for the forend? |
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My son has a old single shot breakdown that was his Grandfather. It is very unique as it is marked .410/.45LC. I imagine it is over a full choke to allow for the .45 to be fired. |
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| When I was twelve, I managed to get to get two .410 slugs into a white tail deer with a .410 single shot shotgun. I shot it standing still with the first one, and it was running away on the second shot, and I was sure I had missed that shot. But we found the entry wound, an inch below the butthole, later. |
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Originally Posted By HankZudd: where did you get that threaded knob for the forend? Originally Posted By HankZudd: Originally Posted By mike_nds: The Choate H&R stocks are great. You can stick quite a bit of survival stuff in the forearm. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/91277/Tamer_breakdown-1894002.jpg where did you get that threaded knob for the forend? @HankZudd That comes with the forend. |
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A couple of years ago I picked up an NEF 12ga single shot and had the barrel cut to 18.5 inches and a large silver bead installed by my local smith. Then I picked up the Chiappa set of 8 long rifled barrel inserts with the case. Can now shoot .380, 9mm, 40SW, 45acp, 38/357, .44mag/44spl .410, 20ga. I need to get a .22LR to complete the collection. Mine rides on the four wheeler also, usually with either the .44mag adapter in it or just a 12ga buckshot in case a coyote happens by as has happened a few times out in the woods. Been about 50 years since I had a hammer fired shotgun....my first gun was a Winchester 12ga at 13 years old....the thing kicked like a mule. |
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I've got a box of parts here somewhere with a bunch of Savage/Stevens parts, probably enough to put together two each in 12, 20, and maybe 410. I've been a fan of the savage 24 or Stevens 22/410 from my youth. Have many of those too. I've also found many FourTenner adapters over the years, the first really available adapter to sub guage a sho tr gun. They actually pattern well usually as well. Nice thing about the Savage 94 design is no transfer bar to break. Has a rebounding hammer for safety. I worked at a camp where we used H&Rs for skeet, firing sometimes hundreds of rounds a day per gun. I kept several of the transfer bars on hand, and replaced a lot of them. |
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Here's an NEF Pardner I posted in the original thread. Since then I have gone back to the wood furniture.. Attached File here's the way it was in the original thread Attached File and here's how it has ridden in the back of my SUV for the past couple of years.. Attached File |
If I edited the post above it's more than likely because I suck at typing. If I didn't, I was either in too big of a hurry or just missed it.
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Originally Posted By pukindog: Here's an NEF Pardner I posted in the original thread. Since then I have gone back to the wood furniture.. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/116588/NEF-120519C_jpg-1978346.JPG here's the way it was in the original thread https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/116588/NEF-110412C_jpg-1978348.JPG and here's how it has ridden in the back of my SUV for the past couple of years.. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/116588/NEF-120519D_jpg-1978352.JPG @pukindog I always liked the looks of your set up… It’s what inspired me to do mine! |
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Originally Posted By pukindog: Here's an NEF Pardner I posted in the original thread. Since then I have gone back to the wood furniture.. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/116588/NEF-120519C_jpg-1978346.JPG here's the way it was in the original thread https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/116588/NEF-110412C_jpg-1978348.JPG and here's how it has ridden in the back of my SUV for the past couple of years.. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/116588/NEF-120519D_jpg-1978352.JPG @pukindog What's the butt cuff set up? A TacStar screwed to the wood/plastic? I really like it! |
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