Want to lose a finger?

While I could not see it going through the bone, perhaps at a knuckle "cringe" it will definitely remove, rupture, burn and imbed your finger flesh with burnt powder particulate.

Anyway you look at it, your digits will be in seriously rough shape and infection would be a major concern. Don't do it guys.
 
It truly is, too bad there are no production 12 gauge revolvers :p

There is. It's called the MTS 255. Russian gun made by KBP Tula.

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Kewl looking scatter gun, but fundamentally flawed IMHO. There was a very good reason the Remington carbine didn't have a forestock (someone might actually hold it up there past the cyl.gap).

By the looks of that cylinder it's a 3 round one. I'd take my wingmaster any day.
 
Kewl looking scatter gun, but fundamentally flawed IMHO. There was a very good reason the Remington carbine didn't have a forestock (someone might actually hold it up there past the cyl.gap).

By the looks of that cylinder it's a 3 round one. I'd take my wingmaster any day.

it's 5 shot and it would be possible to seal the chamber to the cylinder like the nagant revolvers with silencers.
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thanks OP for posting this thread... shot my revolver today and did exactly what i posted about lol...

(the rest of my fingers are dirty from shooting/loading)
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it's 5 shot and it would be possible to seal the chamber to the cylinder like the nagant revolvers with silencers.
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thanks OP for posting this thread... shot my revolver today and did exactly what i posted about lol...

(the rest of my fingers are dirty from shooting/loading)
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Wait, what!? Are you saying this shotgun action is like a Negant revolver? Does the cylinder move forward and seal over the forcing cone when fired? (that would be insanely awesome! I would have to buy.) If hunting with it, here in Ontario we're restricted to 3 shots...what does one do with a 5 shot cyl?
 
Wait, what!? Are you saying this shotgun action is like a Negant revolver? Does the cylinder move forward and seal over the forcing cone when fired? (that would be insanely awesome! I would have to buy.) If hunting with it, here in Ontario we're restricted to 3 shots...what does one do with a 5 shot cyl?

No. I'm saying they could design it like that so it would prevent flames shooting out the side like a normal revolver. Have the info I could find about the gun was from call of duty because they used it in a game.
 
In shooting a percussion revolver same procedures but keep hands clear also for chain fires. Which is cylinders igniting prematurely before being rotated to firing cone. Have seen this happen, will scare the poop out of you I promise ya! Is really a concern when shooting revolver carbines, you cant put your hand beyond trigger guard! Was a problem back in civil war times to!
 
In shooting a percussion revolver same procedures but keep hands clear also for chain fires. Which is cylinders igniting prematurely before being rotated to firing cone. Have seen this happen, will scare the poop out of you I promise ya! Is really a concern when shooting revolver carbines, you cant put your hand beyond trigger guard! Was a problem back in civil war times to!

Yes, that is was would scare me about revolving carbines. Acouple round balls through your hand...
 
One guy at the range brought few inexperienced friends to shoot 50sw revolver. So one of this guests grabbed the revolver and put his hand around the cylinder while shooting, next thing he has nice gush of blood on the bench and nice slice through at least 2 of his fingers. Hard not to use explicative in these circumstances
 
Hard to say who was the most stupid - the shooter or the man who put the gun in his hands. I'd say a joint Darwin Award was in order.
 
This was the huge downside to the Colt Revolver style carbines. You could not safely hold or steady the rifle across the cylinder gap.
The only viable revolver carbine should be based on gas seal design like M1895. If some one could manufacture the action in bigger caliber like 45 and use longer brass with receded bullet is the only way to go.
 
The Armini revolver carbine stipples the hell out of your forearm when fired with long sleeves or gloves.
 
Where can I get one of those shotguns?



it's 5 shot and it would be possible to seal the chamber to the cylinder like the nagant revolvers with silencers.
MC255-2.jpg


thanks OP for posting this thread... shot my revolver today and did exactly what i posted about lol...

(the rest of my fingers are dirty from shooting/loading)
2014-05-18155108_zpsa1311848.jpg
 
Back in the early 60's I fired a .44 magnum in a semi sitting position using my legs to help steady the long shot I was taking... fired once and I am glad I had heavy blue jeans on... didn't do that again.
 
Killed my shooting bag with my freedom arm 454.
Concentrating on grouping my loads in developmental stages, didnt notice it was ripping the fabric on the rest..
Duct tape will fix that..I guess..
Feel silly replacing the tape every reload.. joks
 
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