Amazing. A 4 1/2 pound, 5-shot revolver.
And for only about $1k.
Why?
At what point does one switch to a carbine, or a rifle (like a Rem model 7)?
I carried a gun for a living for a few years, and the idea of a 4.5 lb. beltgun makes me want to look for sky crane equipped steel suspenders. You'd need them if you wanted to keep your pants up with a 'Godzilla gun' like that on your hip. The guns we were issued were midweights, but they were still a pain to carry sometimes.
Call me a mental defective (you won't be the first), but I just don't get the point of this gun.
If it's atavistic thrills you need, get a 45-70 derringer. They exist, and you'll feel like a real man, and be in real pain after a box of cartridges through that monstrosity.
And for only about $1k.
Why?
At what point does one switch to a carbine, or a rifle (like a Rem model 7)?
I carried a gun for a living for a few years, and the idea of a 4.5 lb. beltgun makes me want to look for sky crane equipped steel suspenders. You'd need them if you wanted to keep your pants up with a 'Godzilla gun' like that on your hip. The guns we were issued were midweights, but they were still a pain to carry sometimes.
Call me a mental defective (you won't be the first), but I just don't get the point of this gun.
If it's atavistic thrills you need, get a 45-70 derringer. They exist, and you'll feel like a real man, and be in real pain after a box of cartridges through that monstrosity.