PLEASE NOTE -- You get both on one CD, the titles for the PC and the title in PDF format for the MAC or PC.
You are out hunting with your shotgun and all you are using is No. 6 shot. Up ahead you see some game but they are all out of range for your shotgun. You shrug your shoulders and walk on, wishing you had your high power rifle.
This has happened to me many times while hunting birds. Many a time I could have got me a Fox or Coyote if I had just had rifle. I got an idea one day that I could have a rifle barrel in the double barrel, and much the same as a German Drilling.
When I got home, I found an old 30 Carbine barrel that would be ideal for a barrel insert for a shotgun. I cut the carbine barrel off right behind the gas port. I then turned the barrel down to where the barrel would just slip into the barrel on my 20 gauge double barrel.
I then turned the back end of the barrel down to the shape of a 20 gauge shot gun shell casing, but where it would just slip into the chamber of the shotgun. I carefully trimmed a little at a time off the front of the rim until I could just close the barrel up with a 30-carbine case chambered in the chamber.
You can also make a chamber liner for a 38 or 357 cal. This is a chamber insert made like the long insert; with the exception it is only 6" long. Use a "0" on the front to center it. With the information found in this book you can just about convert any shotgun, rifle, or pistol to any caliber.
