My ex's mom had one, never knew what became of it, but I thought was a super-cool little pistol. I actually had a letter printed in Guns & Ammo back around 1983 or so, asking for more information on it.
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My ex's mom had one, never knew what became of it, but I thought was a super-cool little pistol. I actually had a letter printed in Guns & Ammo back around 1983 or so, asking for more information on it.
Sam
Not to be mean or rude, but this is important.....why?I mean, yes, it's essentially true, but why even think about it when there are so many really important things to discuss.
I took Yoda's comment to mean, with all the great stuff out there, why is anyone worrying about stuff that 'failed'; IOW, why waste time even thinking about that?
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The Pfeifer-Zeliska . 600 Nitro Express Revolver, the largest and most powerful handgun in the world. Noting the recoil on what a 'lite load' was like, we'll call it an inherent design flaw..lol.shooting the The Pfeifer-Zeliska . 600 Nitro Express Revolver - Google Search
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The (GIANT) 1859 Remington 28mm Revolver by Ryszard Tobys comes to mind...
Cheers!
P.S. "He ain't heavy, Father... He's my revolver!"
Cheers!
P.S. "He ain't heavy, Father... He's my revolver!"
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We should distinguish between designs that were successful in their day but are now seen as too complicated, awkward, etc and ones that were market failures.
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