I managed to get my hands on two Chaszel barrel inserts, a 12 gauge x .45 acp, and a 20 gauge x .357 mag. Both are the 18 inch models. I love both of them. I permanently bonded the 12 gauge / .45 insert in place because the 12 gauge barrel is too deeply pitted for safety. Both shoot really well, and I'm highly pleased with them.
This was very helpful to me. I just bought a new single shot 20 gauge and I wanted to get adapters but I was skeptical about the quality and thanks to you, I believe that Chaszel is the best brand that I've found. Thanks man, I really appreciate it!
I have this exact shotgun (original wood color furniture though), I love H&R singles, and it even has a 24 inch rifled barrel too lol. I ordered one of these Chaszel 9mm adapters for it today in the 18" length (which leaves 6 inches of empty barrel to fit baffles into😉 lol j/k), I'm really excited to get a hold of it and see how well it shoots, my barrel has adjustable sights so I should be able to dial it in pretty well. I want to try some of the bigger calibers but they're all out of stock and I hear that the rifle cartridges tend to beat up the gun and can even destroy the breach, I think I'll stick with purpose-built guns for high pressure cartridges. I _really_ want that .44 magnum adapter though, dang thing is out of stock...
Just ordered one for my 12 in 20 cuz of the ammo shortage I can't find hardly any 12 birdshoot without paying a crap ton for it sooo I have a ton of 20 gauge sooo I wanna use it
Since my last comment here, I've added a few more Chaszel liners to my collection. I got the 18" models in .44 mag, 7.62x39, and .30/30. The guys there tell me that they're planning to offer versions in .40 S&W and 10mm sometime this Autumn
@@Paradise_Arms They're still going strong, but a bit overwhelmed with orders. They not only sell through their own site, but make inserts for others, too.
I have a 45/70 adapter that I still haven't fired, I don't know if I trust my single shot 12 gauge not to split the stock or otherwise fall apart if I use it.
Same here.....I got the 30-30 18in & after talking with them I opted to use 40gr of 2f goex black powder instead of smokeless....no pressure issues at all....works great....shooting through a nef pardner....also triple 7 2f is quite impressive if you cant find any real blackpowder....
i have their 12 ga -45-70 and 12-30-30 18 inch inserts i love them , they have a 12 ga to 7.62x39 in the plans this year i think it will be a great seller...
@@johnvall9201 very accurate and the recoil is mild with the weight being up front , im running 300 gr winchester hollow points, and federal hammer down 300 gr , if you find it the Savage 12ga 301 turkey gun with scope base installed will be a great set up
Just got some of these for my bug out 410 the 7.5 inch 410 to 38 spc. Can you tell me if the 7.5 is pretty accurate to you and did you have any problems with tumbling of the projectile in the barrel? Nice vid!
No issues with tumbling at all, the 7.5 is as accurate as anything. Think about a 6 or 7 inch barrel revolver in 38spc. It would be pretty accurate. This is essentially the same thing.
@@johnvall9201 Pretty good actually it is def better than the rifled slugs and was my reason for getting it. I got two bug out .410's a midland backpacker and a rossi tuffy one for me one for my wife but slugs and triple 0 was so hard to find and when i could it was 10 bucks for 5 rounds of 1/5th oz slugs so I got this because I can get 50 rounds of .38 CCI's or AE's for 30 bucks. So when I took it out I could hold about the same pattern at 30 yards with both, but a better pattern on an 8 inch target with just a bead site with the .38 at 40 and 45. For the price I paid for it I would say that is worth it. the best part is that the .410 slugs are like 81 grain wereas the 38s are 158 so much more FPE.
The Anchorage, Alaska police department used 2 3/4" .45 ACP shotgun adapters for training with their 12 gauge shotguns. They would run 5 rounds of 12 ga adapters with .45 ACP through their pump shotguns for training. Reduced cost for training ammunition; less felt recoil; showed the officers exactly where their point of aim/pointing, impacted on the target (so many people think if you point a shotgun at something, well of course you're going to hit it!! That just doesn't always happen.). Seeing as how the 2 3/4" inserts function through 12 gauge shotguns, give this some thought: in your pump shotgun you could have 12 gauge shotgun ammo AND the 2 3/4" .45 ACP; .38/357 mag; .44 mag; .45 Colt ammunition shotgun adapter in the chamber, or in the magazine tube, positioning them however you felt would be good 'for your use'? Training with a 2 3/4" adapter in a handgun cartridge allows reduced cost and felt recoil, yet provides you/a young adult/person of slight build, training time with the actual shotgun.
You have to be careful which guns you use that adapter in. New England and Rossi singles can handle it, but many others simply can't, especially old guns.
Steel receiver required. I have a pair of these in 24" 45-70. Turns your steel receiver 12 gauge into a poor man's double rifle. Not sure about +P loads yet.
I ordered the 357 a few months ago online and never got a confirmation but it showed up in my mailbox after three or four weeks. The 30-30 is showing available this week, I order one too.
@@kennymoores3641 I think they produce in batches due to machine setup times. On website, you can put a request in for what youre wanting. You may have to wait a bit for it, but if more people let them know that there is a need for a specific item, they put it in line to make. Oh, if you make a specific request, they let you know when its available to purchase.
Chiappa shotgun adapters their 7" and in stock if your order singly as a package their sold out. I just got my 9mm,380,357/38,40sw,44mg,45acp,45lc/410,454 casul,casual, all the 22s
Thank you. Not great but would probably be good in a survival situation. I was thinking of getting one of the calibers to go with a $10 break action 12 ga. Thought it would be good to keep with a bag. I'm not a prepper or anything but seems like a fun thing to do.
That I'm unsure of, after the whole covid thing happened I've had a lot of people say they can't get in touch with them. Try ebay they have similar items.
From the factory: Contact us at: Phone: Call or Text: 706-491-7791 (Due to the way we work, We are able to respond more promptly to text messages than voice mails. However If you do leave a Voice Mail we will get back to you as soon as possible)
The 22 magnum is a joke. The ammo is too expensive and not common. Adapter barrels should be as long as possible in rifled calibers if u expect any accuracy at all. Short adapters.....3....4 inch are not accurate. Get adapters in calibers u are likely to come across.......police ....military .. .etc
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I managed to get my hands on two Chaszel barrel inserts, a 12 gauge x .45 acp, and a 20 gauge x .357 mag. Both are the 18 inch models. I love both of them. I permanently bonded the 12 gauge / .45 insert in place because the 12 gauge barrel is too deeply pitted for safety. Both shoot really well, and I'm highly pleased with them.
That was a good way to salvage the old 12ga.
Very nice. 👌
This was very helpful to me. I just bought a new single shot 20 gauge and I wanted to get adapters but I was skeptical about the quality and thanks to you, I believe that Chaszel is the best brand that I've found. Thanks man, I really appreciate it!
Glad I could help!
@@Paradise_Arms im from india and can i have one of those i mean .22lr
If you used these in a double barrel you could have 3 different levels of firepower. In 1 gun 👍🏻
Hey that’s a great idea
I’m definitely getting some FYI they are cheaper than gun adapters and you get more options thanks for sharing 🤙🏽
Thank you for watching!
i have been looking for some of these. i will need to look them up. thanks for the video..
www.ebay.com/itm/284159711480
I love these things,I have several in 44 mag/45 lc,454,/500 mag,45acp and my favorite 7mm-08
I have this exact shotgun (original wood color furniture though), I love H&R singles, and it even has a 24 inch rifled barrel too lol. I ordered one of these Chaszel 9mm adapters for it today in the 18" length (which leaves 6 inches of empty barrel to fit baffles into😉 lol j/k), I'm really excited to get a hold of it and see how well it shoots, my barrel has adjustable sights so I should be able to dial it in pretty well. I want to try some of the bigger calibers but they're all out of stock and I hear that the rifle cartridges tend to beat up the gun and can even destroy the breach, I think I'll stick with purpose-built guns for high pressure cartridges. I _really_ want that .44 magnum adapter though, dang thing is out of stock...
Just ordered one for my 12 in 20 cuz of the ammo shortage I can't find hardly any 12 birdshoot without paying a crap ton for it sooo I have a ton of 20 gauge sooo I wanna use it
I like it alot, just wish they had more in stock
I have his 18” 45-70 insert, Awesome insert for the Single Shot or O/U . Sold my 45-70 Handi Rifle because it does it All!
Think they are pushing more to eBay sales, sure COVID has had a impact on mfg. Worth the wait.
Since my last comment here, I've added a few more Chaszel liners to my collection. I got the 18" models in .44 mag, 7.62x39, and .30/30. The guys there tell me that they're planning to offer versions in .40 S&W and 10mm sometime this Autumn
Are they still in business? I've never heard anything back from them.
@@Paradise_Arms They're still going strong, but a bit overwhelmed with orders. They not only sell through their own site, but make inserts for others, too.
Awesome 😎
Thanks for sharing
Smart, easy and good for hunting
Excelente adaptaciones y cual el costo y donde adquirirlas?
I have .22, 9mm, 45acp,30-30 and 7.62x39 and all are 18 in long
I have a 45/70 adapter that I still haven't fired, I don't know if I trust my single shot 12 gauge not to split the stock or otherwise fall apart if I use it.
Same here.....I got the 30-30 18in & after talking with them I opted to use 40gr of 2f goex black powder instead of smokeless....no pressure issues at all....works great....shooting through a nef pardner....also triple 7 2f is quite impressive if you cant find any real blackpowder....
i have their 12 ga -45-70 and 12-30-30 18 inch inserts i love them , they have a 12 ga to 7.62x39 in the plans this year i think it will be a great seller...
I honestly wish more people knew about these adapters, they're really freaking cool. The carbon fiber 357mag looks badass!
@@Paradise_Arms they are getting more n more attention from the public which is good im hoping to see a 12ga/ 223 insert
223 wylde would be the best case
Kenny Moore's how is the 45-70 out of a shotgun?
@@johnvall9201 very accurate and the recoil is mild with the weight being up front , im running 300 gr winchester hollow points, and federal hammer down 300 gr , if you find it the Savage 12ga 301 turkey gun with scope base installed will be a great set up
Can i use this in a gforce gfsb 12 gauge single shot fixed modified choke
I have a 10 GA. Single shot do they make a adapters for a 10 GA.❓
i have single barrel 12 bore gun i want adapter for shooting 303 Rifle cartridge. which adapter should i use
Do the longer adapters work on single shot shotguns with shell ejectors?
Yes they do, they're cut so you can use them with or without the ejector.
Just got some of these for my bug out 410 the 7.5 inch 410 to 38 spc. Can you tell me if the 7.5 is pretty accurate to you and did you have any problems with tumbling of the projectile in the barrel? Nice vid!
No issues with tumbling at all, the 7.5 is as accurate as anything. Think about a 6 or 7 inch barrel revolver in 38spc. It would be pretty accurate. This is essentially the same thing.
I've been looking at get that barrel when back in stock
@@johnvall9201 I bought the 7.5 because he had one in stock but it wasnt listed. If you contact him he may have one that just isnt on the webpage
I have about a couple of them. Been looking at a 410 to 32 mag adapter cause 38 is hard to find. How is the accuracy?
@@johnvall9201 Pretty good actually it is def better than the rifled slugs and was my reason for getting it. I got two bug out .410's a midland backpacker and a rossi tuffy one for me one for my wife but slugs and triple 0 was so hard to find and when i could it was 10 bucks for 5 rounds of 1/5th oz slugs so I got this because I can get 50 rounds of .38 CCI's or AE's for 30 bucks. So when I took it out I could hold about the same pattern at 30 yards with both, but a better pattern on an 8 inch target with just a bead site with the .38 at 40 and 45. For the price I paid for it I would say that is worth it. the best part is that the .410 slugs are like 81 grain wereas the 38s are 158 so much more FPE.
The Anchorage, Alaska police department used 2 3/4" .45 ACP shotgun adapters for training with their 12 gauge shotguns. They would run 5 rounds of 12 ga adapters with .45 ACP through their pump shotguns for training. Reduced cost for training ammunition; less felt recoil; showed the officers exactly where their point of aim/pointing, impacted on the target (so many people think if you point a shotgun at something, well of course you're going to hit it!! That just doesn't always happen.).
Seeing as how the 2 3/4" inserts function through 12 gauge shotguns, give this some thought: in your pump shotgun you could have 12 gauge shotgun ammo AND the 2 3/4" .45 ACP; .38/357 mag; .44 mag; .45 Colt ammunition shotgun adapter in the chamber, or in the magazine tube, positioning them however you felt would be good 'for your use'? Training with a 2 3/4" adapter in a handgun cartridge allows reduced cost and felt recoil, yet provides you/a young adult/person of slight build, training time with the actual shotgun.
Please let us know when 5” and longer are available, can’t wait forever!
Check their website
@@Paradise_Arms , what changed, All out of Stock
I haven't been able to get in contact with them either. I'm fearing they went out of business.
@@Paradise_Arms , they are still listed on EBay but only 2 3/4-3”
Try a different company maybe?
I'm wondering why you couldn't shoot the 45/70 in the 410/ 45 adapter?
No idea.
What is the price for the 12gauge.22 adapter
Do you buy this set of money?
Share a link where to buy
there is a video of zeroing at 100 meters
Have you tried the 45-70 adapter from chaszel? I heard the pressures can destroy guns from the pressure, curious if anyone else has tried it. Thanks!!
I have not!
You have to be careful which guns you use that adapter in. New England and Rossi singles can handle it, but many others simply can't, especially old guns.
Steel receiver required. I have a pair of these in 24" 45-70. Turns your steel receiver 12 gauge into a poor man's double rifle. Not sure about +P loads yet.
I want a set how much to fit twelve gauge
12ga to 10mm - Shotgun Adapter - Chamber Reducer 11 Ebay $79
Are they still in business? I telephoned an order in months ago, and haven't heard a peep from them. No reply to my email.
I'm in the same boat, I was interested in their 357 mag adapter. Sent an email and never heard back. Wonder if covid shut it down.
I ordered the 357 a few months ago online and never got a confirmation but it showed up in my mailbox after three or four weeks. The 30-30 is showing available this week, I order one too.
Shelter, water, food first!
Can you use these in a single shot 3 1/2 or is it only up to 3"?
Fits 2.75 and 3 inch chambers only unfortunately
Works fine in a 3.5" chamber.
Will 2 3/4" 410 fit in the 410 insert made to chamber 3" shells?
Sho 'nuf.
If you have to ask, don't do it.
But also... that was genuinely a stupid question.
what distance can you aim at?
50 yards
chaszel now has 7.62x39 inserts for 20 n 12 ga
I've tried to get in contact with them a few times now, did they update their site?
@@Paradise_Arms yes
the 30-30 is in stock they now offer 7.62x39
@@kennymoores3641 well I'll be darned
@@Paradise_Arms i love their products i just think they need to focus on making what they got on their products list 1st like 44-357mag
@@kennymoores3641 I think they produce in batches due to machine setup times.
On website, you can put a request in for what youre wanting. You may have to wait a bit for it, but if more people let them know that there is a need for a specific item, they put it in line to make.
Oh, if you make a specific request, they let you know when its available to purchase.
where can I buy gun adapters for my shotgun.
Chiappa shotgun adapters their 7" and in stock if your order singly as a package their sold out. I just got my 9mm,380,357/38,40sw,44mg,45acp,45lc/410,454 casul,casual, all the 22s
Are these rifled or smooth bore?
Rifled
Thanks! I apologize haha, sent the comment while watching the video. Right after you posted the comment, you said they are rifled on the video. 😂
How accurate are these?
Decently
Could you possibly be more specific? Decently is subjective. It might mean 1 ft groups to someone that can't shoot.
I had minute of man sized groups with all 4 adapters at 100 yards nothing great but definitely not absolutely horrible
Thank you. Not great but would probably be good in a survival situation. I was thinking of getting one of the calibers to go with a $10 break action 12 ga. Thought it would be good to keep with a bag. I'm not a prepper or anything but seems like a fun thing to do.
how can i get these adapters
That I'm unsure of, after the whole covid thing happened I've had a lot of people say they can't get in touch with them. Try ebay they have similar items.
From the factory:
Contact us at:
Phone: Call or Text: 706-491-7791 (Due to the way we work, We are able to respond more promptly to text messages than voice mails. However If you do leave a Voice Mail we will get back to you as soon as possible)
Tried it
Just stick a 50 BMG in, no adapter needed.
LOL You can only use ONE weapon ie (GUN) at a time ...
everything they have is out of stock cant get a thing from them!!
I want 9mm adapter
The 9mm adapter is Fantastic.
Sir, adapter price
chaszel.com/product/9mm-shotgun-adapters/
Chiappa shotgun adapters are $42 and they only sell them individually and not in sets.and all come in 7" only.
The 22 magnum is a joke. The ammo is too expensive and not common. Adapter barrels should be as long as possible in rifled calibers if u expect any accuracy at all. Short adapters.....3....4 inch are not accurate. Get adapters in calibers u are likely to come across.......police ....military .. .etc