Old Army, blasphemed

Revolver carbines haven't proved to be very practical, and it's certainly not the most graceful stock I've seen, but it is certainly an interesting adaptation. I don't regard Ruger firearms as holy icons, so it it doesn't affect me the same way it seems to affect others on this forum.
 
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Can't say I am to impressed either :o but each to their own. Interesting.

.... I don't even like Old Armies!
Now that is blasphemy ;) . What is there 'not' to like about the beloved ROA. :D .
 
It's not a Colt or Remington so......;)

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The bulge in the buttstock looks like a snake that has eaten something bigger than its body :shock:
I don't have an Old Army but I sure don't have this one - not my taste at all.

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DA_TriggR4Ruger said:
Thought you had to register it as an SBR if you wanted to petmenantly affix a stock? Or does it have to actually be classified as a firearm first?

You can do pretty much whatever you want to a BP gun. It isn't a "firearm"
 
That would make a great black powder deer hunting rifle. There is probably some wording in the hunting laws making it illegal for hunting. Multiple shots would be frowned upon.
 
There is probably some wording in the hunting laws making it illegal for hunting.

MN doesn't allow BP revolvers during BP season. It's gotta load through the muzzle.
 
Always felt put out when the seller has to add "WOW" Like a laugh track on a tv comedy. We don't know when something is funny or special :roll:
 
willk said:
Always felt put out when the seller has to add "WOW" Like a laugh track on a tv comedy. We don't know when something is funny or special :roll:

"Must see to appreciate" has always been my favorite... :mrgreen:
 
Interesting idea, although not something in my opinion that needed doing. The execution however looks particularly poor and unprofessional.
 
These "revolver carbines" are a great idea... in theory. In reality, if the support hand finds its way forward of the cylinder during firing, things get ugly real quick. Especially if flashback cooks off an extra cylinder. And , this is a particularly grotesque example. Uggghhh.
 
IIRC, black powder revolvers with removeable shoulder stocks are already available, He didn't need to "Bubba" an Old Army to get one.
 
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