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I need help guys! Identify this gun.

I bought a .32 cal qb, looks to be made from a big bore person.
I bought it for 410 dollars and it is lot 129 on cecil whitesides auction, help me identify it!!!

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I was at the auction and the gun had a label on it saying “.310”

Thanks man.

I wonder how many shots Im going to get?

Its carbine sized so idk, you dont have any videos on it I dont think, but do you have any pics that you would be willing to share.

Did very well with RB at 80 FPE. At that level, i never really tried any bullets of sorts. Just stuck to RB’s as they were cheap and accessible. Good little varmint gun. The power kinda reminds ya of a hopped up 25 but with bigger projectiles. The fill pressure was only 2500 but that was actually a great feature as it was low and it still made power and gave a good shot count.

Having a valve re-fabricated in mine. Once of these days my buddy will finish it….lol

Tof dont you have a 32 from back in the day that shoots roundballs at like 80 or 100 fpe?

Well Jack Haley emailed me back and said

“That rifle is one of my builds but I have no info about other than they were built to shoot round ball and lite weight bullets with about 130fpe max. I didn’t sell this rifle to Cecil . He purchased it 2nd or 3rd hand and no telling what has been done to it. Wish I could be more helpful.”

I asked him once I get it, if somethings up can he look it over and we will see, I know hes busy but he was prompt in his reply.

So I will start with round balls, any bullets I should give a shot at?
And Tof and Rob, how do you like yours?

Thanks

quote Backyardairgunner:

Hey gentlemen, what should I feed this thing. Im gonna do chrony work whenever I get it but usually I just hear what others guy feed the gun model _____. But since this is a little less, known where should I start?

Hornady .310 Round balls would be a good start.

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Hey gentlemen, what should I feed this thing. Im gonna do chrony work whenever I get it but usually I just hear what others guy feed the gun model _____. But since this is a little less, known where should I start?

quote synopsys:

Looks like the trigger group and stock screw for the action inlet I did for you Rob…

Is it common to put a larger diameter barrel on a HPA conversion of the one you sent me?

It is the same. With many of the qg conversions they keep the trigger group. Tube, innards, barrel is changed, of course

Not to bad. I did disinigrate a chipmunk with my DAQ 50 though 😈 That one is putting out a good 325fpe. Wanted to shoot one with my 909s 45 cal but sold it. Got a 9mm ultra I’ll have to try on one. 😀

Looks like the trigger group and stock screw for the action inlet I did for you Rob…

Is it common to put a larger diameter barrel on a HPA conversion of the one you sent me?

Im sure it was a tiny hole? 😯

Busted a few squirrel with my Haley gun. I eat them though so gotta do head shots with the big guns.

Ah haha hahaha, Im happy with that. We will see when it gets here, I also have an email to what I think is Jack Haleys email adress for some info.

If I like it, I might get a bigger bore for pigs, but for smaller sized ones within reasonable distance I think I could take a few.

I really just wanted a big bore though, and this will do well I think.
Anyone ever shot a squirrel with one? 😆

Oh and thanks for the help everyone.

Not at all. I said not for me because I have a Haley 32 and a DAQ 308. My DAQ is putting out around 220 fpe and the Haley is doing around 70 fpe. He makes far more powerful guns but I wanted a bit less. If I were to guess I’d guess around 80 to 100 fpe on you’re new gun . Nothing wrong with that.

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Im hoping its a powerful 32 carbine, seems to be a early Jack Haley and is putting out reasonable power.

So you think Im screwed Rob?

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