Rare Dickson Triple-Barrel Sold in December 2010
Click the link for all the details & background & whatnot.
[Think you have a link that’s IMAO-worthy? Send it to harvolson@gmail.com. If I use your link, you will receive High Praise! (assuming you remember to put your name in the email)]
WOAH! Hey, can I borrow that? There are some pheasants that need…
Wow. You might need three eyes to shoot that!
I’ll stick with my L.C. Smith double 12-gauge (circa 1900) that belonged to my great grandfather.
In Germany, they used to (perhaps still do) use what is called a dreiling, or a vierling, with three or four barrels, sometimes three shotgun barrels, but usually a combination of shotgun and rifle barrels, because you just never know what you might run into!
well, that and it’s very hard to get permission to buy a long gun in Deutchland, so one gun has to do for many. i know a guy who collects dreilings and some of the caliber/gauge combinations are very freaky.
It reminds me of Sgt. Harper’s seven-barreled Volley Gun:
http://www.95thrifles.com/Old-Website/Articles/Nock/index_files/image438.jpg
A weapon that truly says, “bite me.”