Pewter X Pewter?

I did a search and couldn't quite come up with what I was looking for. I'm looking at a cinny and a pastel tomorrow, of course with the intent of breeding pewters some day. Here is my question: A pewter x pewter breeding could produce all of the following, correct?

Pewters
Super Pastels
Super Cinnamons
Silver Bullets (Silver Streaks)
Sterlings


I suppose you could get a normal out of that as well, but I imagine the chances would be incredibly low considering all the co-dom genes in play. Am I close on this?

pewters, super cinnies, cinnies, pastels, super pastels, normals, super cinny pastel, super pastel cinny and super pastel super cinny.

Pewter X Pewter would give you Silver Bullets and Pewters.

Black Pewter to Black Pewter would produce Black Pewters and Silver Streaks.

Marc

ok, I'm new to punnett squares, but wouldn't the square look like PnCn x PnCn? With cinnamon and pastel representing the dominant genes and normal being the recessive? Or is it PCn x PCn? If its the first way I listed then I can't see there being any sterlings or silver streaks, just cins, pastels, supers, pewters, and normals. I sukkzor at teh genetix.

Never mind, it should be CcPp x CcPp, which would make python wallace 100% correct. I've learned more about genetics since getting my two normal females than I could ever have imagined.