[Fatstrat]

http://www.gunadapters.com/12-gauge-to-22-lr-extended-length-rifled-adapter/
I'd probably be in for $30. to $40.

 

[Country101]

Interesting, but I agree, I'm not paying that when I can get a .22 revolver for $100.

 

[One Shot]

http://www.gunadapters.com/12-gauge-to-22-lr-extended-length-rifled-adapter/
I'd probably be in for $30. to $40.

Did you scroll to the bottom of the page? There are two shorter versions in your price range.

 

[clamman]

Did you see where the suggest using Remington golden boolits? Kinda speaks for itself don't ya think?

 

[Curlyjoe_99]

I understand the reasons for this IF one already has a break action shotgun and the occasional need to reach out a little farther than a pistol will go.

But would I buy one? no, at least not right now. the economy is still too shakey

 

[Blackshirts]

Small niche market. For $100 you can get an actual .22.

 

[One Shot]

I don't know... I'm still thinking about it, but for 23.99 I can convert my 16 ga to a .410 so my daughter could try clays. It might be worth it. Not sure what the pattern would be...

I'd like it better if it could be converted to 20 ga. I'm also trying to find out if they could be used in a bolt action shotgun. Have inquires in on both questions. We'll see when I hear more.

 

[RJay]

I think it is a very good concept. Many people don't carry a handgun while hunting. If hunting with a slug gun and the opportunity arises to take a rabbit or Grouse for the stew pot you can do so. After the hunt back at camp ( unless you're hunting on your own land ) You can pull out a box of CB's and kill beer cans or regulars 22's for zombie beer cans. I can remember a few times that I wished I had something smaller for a specific shot. One of the problems with most current adapters is the very shot barrel, sometimes less than a inch and a half. The 8 inch barrel should give acceptable accuracy for a head shot on Bugs Bunny or a rabid beer can.