IKE
Single-Sixer
Might be old news to some but I just ran across this.
New .357 revolver.
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Bob Wright
Hawkeye
I remember that, or one similar. Great improvement, makes all other revolvers obsolete.
Yeah, right!
Bob Wright
Yeah, right!
Bob Wright
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Wow, shark jumping version eleventy three!
Maybe it comes with extra cylinders for the ability to quickly reload.
Will it come in 9mm to go along with that 9mm mag fed lever gun somebody posted about?
Just think some person or company thinks this was a good enough idea to design and possibly
tool up production for it. I'm thinking drugs may have been abused.
Maybe it comes with extra cylinders for the ability to quickly reload.
Will it come in 9mm to go along with that 9mm mag fed lever gun somebody posted about?
Just think some person or company thinks this was a good enough idea to design and possibly
tool up production for it. I'm thinking drugs may have been abused.
Cut the grip in half it would be a great Concealed Carry piece. Problem with Snubbies is they don't have enough barrel to build up any steam. Not sure what the capacity is but a Bond Arms 4 1/2" 2 shot would be a better go to. When I get mine I'll be working it up out to 25yds. I'm hoping some V3N37 might get things up to speed.
For the absolute Bolshevik States a lever gun and revolver are as good as it gets. While I see that lever gun as an abomination it would be an effective option if semi is banned.
eveled
Hunter
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I like the revolver, hate the 9mm lever gun.
Armybrat
Buckeye
Some designers are just trying too hard.
As Tim Allen once said, "If it ain't broke, you can fix it til it is." Looks like another solution in search of a problem.
cowboycopus
Single-Sixer
Talk about ugly!!!!!!!
Paul B
Buckeye
Is there some unknown contest happening to see who can design the ugliest gun?
Paul B,
Paul B,
Jeepnik
Hawkeye
As a southpaw most double action revolvers (except possibly the CA Southpaw), unless they are top breaks are problematic.
One of those problems is they almost completely lack of modern designs. If the price isn’t outrageous I’d buy one. Hey, at least it isn’t another wimpy 9mm.
One of those problems is they almost completely lack of modern designs. If the price isn’t outrageous I’d buy one. Hey, at least it isn’t another wimpy 9mm.
Seems to be the plan for some reason.... when I saw the picture it looks a lot light the handgun Harrison Ford used in Blade Runner.... of course that gun used exploding bullets....
They want their guns to look modern. Not everyone was hanging out with Wyatt Earp back in the day!
vito
Hunter
That's just what we all need, a more complex gun with minimal capacity and seemingly too big to carry concealed. No thanks.
kcsteve
Single-Sixer
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I’m guessing 6 shots before the cylinder is fouled up and won’t turn.
oldcrab
Bearcat
I'm looking to buy a small sledge hammer for my shop, this looks like the perfect candidate.
Jimbo357mag
Hawkeye
I think the covers over the B-C gap is a good idea for other revolvers. I have shot a few that really spit lead out of there.
