I shot my 1872 Blisset 12 on a full round of Skeet last Thursday (as a warm-up and a test of it's utility for upland hunting). Since RSTs are a bit pricey I probably won't be making a habit of that but...my double-breech 1901 Ithaca NIG 12 hammer gets shot fairly regularly on trap and sporting clays. Before the Ithaca, I was shooting a Model F LC Smith hammer on sporting clays.
All of these guns are damascus btw.
All of my hammer guns are great fun but only a few of them are substantial enough to be used regularly on targets. They're all fine for hunting but the steady pounding of targets would seem to be unwise, even with RST-types of ammunition.
Last edited by Lloyd3; 08/11/26 10:47 PM.
