Revolving Shotgun!!!

[Andy Griffith]

I have got to get one of these!!!

I don't care whether anyone else likes it or not...I have to have it.

I've become a .410 nut anyway.

I've got a stock for my Italian 1860 Army, but this is a bit neater.

 

[Firehouse]

Don't they already have that in this?

 

[Kanewpadle]

Oh please! Somebody wake me up.

 

[SWBigBang]

Who manufacturers this item and is it only in .410?

 

[Nicksterdemus]

Were I to be drawn towards a 67-68 gauge, especially of revolving action, I most certainly would take the longer barrel and fine furniture.

If enough sell then maybe they'll introduce the revolving 28 gauge, District Judge/Territorial Judge/ and offer a special order 32 gauge, Gentleman English Bob Reveling Pheasant Flailer for the discriminating birding expert...
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"Now you can fire .410 gauge 3" mag "shotshells", 2.5" & .45 Colt.

In any order you please, w/o switching barrels.

Available in smooth bore shotgun or a rifled barrel shotgun."

 

[n4zov]

Here's another one from the comrades at the Tula Arsenal. You can't see it in this view, but the cylinder release looks exactly like one from an S&W revolver. I am sure everybody will be impressed with the specs.

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[Bear Claw Chris Lappe]

Who manufacturers this item and is it only in .410?

Rossi, and it's .410/45 Colt, like the Taurus "Judge" series revovlers.

 

[concepthomes1]

I believe Tula also makes the cheap 9mm ammo is shoot. It is of a fine quality as well.

 

[2152hq]

Neat looking.,though they could leave the recoil pad off I suppose.

I wonder how much side blast your forearm would take from the cylinder gap.
Maybe a 'gas-seal' design?