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Let’s play the “What is it?” game!
- Thread starter cmshoot
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The KALTHOFF Repeater rifle.
State of the art for the middle 1600's era.
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It's more of a type of firearm rather than a specific design produced by only one gun maker. Wikipedia has a good write-up on it and somewhere there's a video animation showing how working the lever lets another lead ball roll from the magazine tube into the chamber, and when you close the lever you're putting a measured dose of gunpowder behind it!
You got it.
I got to fondle this gun at the shooting range on Saturday, but I didn't actually get to fire it because we had too many guns to shoot that day and we were running out of daylight.
P.S. In this pic, it is shown w/o any magazine in place.
That's Gwinn's Bushmaster Arm Pistol. It's quite an interesting pistol manufactured from '77 to '88. Chambered in 5.56x45, I'm curious what the recoil would be like. That's just cool.
Yep.
And if you look at the old version Bushmaster's company logo
( for the first two decades or so they were in business), a silhouette of this arm pistol was part of their logo,
right underneath the snake.
Here we go:
Milkor (South African)
37mm gas grenade / riot control gun called "the Stopper."
37mm gas grenade / riot control gun called "the Stopper."
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