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Found this on another site and at Dixie Gun Works. 20 Ga SXS or in .50cal. SXS Howdah pistol!
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Gotta admit that is cool - does it come in a snubbie? Wink


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Just call me DocBig Grinoctor John Holliday.
 
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Talk about a hand cannon.Smiler
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I bet it has good recoil when you pull both triggers at once don't let it hit you in the head lol.
 
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Reminds me of a 16g I back in the '70s, I don't think mine was kosher Wink
Could you imagine firing that with one hand and having it 'double' on you? Owwww....
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Now that will make a home invader FOCUS on the err of his ways real quickly.

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Yeah, I'd say that's a real "Howdy!" pistol! Big Grin
 
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Here is my old howda .50 caliber pistol given to me by Ura "Duke" Duvall a old time collector that got me started collecting. It was a teat or pin fire, I estimate built back around 1840s.
Duke thought it probley was a "boarding" pistol probley used by a pirate. It has no stamped info. There are 2 threaded holes on the side that duke thought was for a clip so gun could be carried in a waste slash.



 
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