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As you probably know, a Cape Gun was usually a side by side, one barrel being a shotgun, one being a rifle. Shotguns were usually 16 g is Europe, and 12 g for sales in the US. I know of no complete listing of the rifle calibers- .38-55 and .32-40 examples are common in the US. European guns usually use a European cartridge, such as the 9.3x72R. PS-amended the spelling of Pieper- search for Henri Pieper of Belgium, you will get more results.
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