[High Praise! to Cheezburger]
UPDATE: Les of Nuking Politics [High Praise!] tracked this critter down to it’s source.
It’s real, and it’s custom, so – sadly – you can’t buy one.
[High Praise! to Cheezburger]
UPDATE: Les of Nuking Politics [High Praise!] tracked this critter down to it’s source.
It’s real, and it’s custom, so – sadly – you can’t buy one.
Uncle Joe approved — now you can scare off prowlers three times without having to reload.
” . . . Well; in all this excitement I’ve forgotten myself. But seeing as this is a 12-gauge shotgun . . . “
Rabbits – Beware!
But if it takes more than one shot – restrict your food gathering to Krogers and others.
Who makes it?
Is that a 12-gauge revolver shotgun, or something even larger?
I ask because when Googling “12-gauge revolver” I see lots of guns which frankly seem to have much smaller chambers. I wonder if it is a 6, 8, or 10 gauge elephant gun or the like…
I’ve never personally seen anything below 8 gauge, although Wikipedia assures me they exist. Here’s a thought: a 12-gauge throws 1.333 ounces of shot, while a 1-gauge throws 16 ounces, i.e. a whole pound at a time. For when you absolutely, positively, need to clear the room.
Here it is:
http://guns.wonderhowto.com/inspiration/hybrid-revolver-shotgun-hacked-together-from-spare-gun-parts-0127747/
Taurus makes these.
Taurus/Rossi Circuit Judge