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Blackstuff wrote:

techguy wrote:
Now you're talking!

Actually, screw that, i'll have it on my FAC with 18" barrels

And rails!

I don't even think i'd want to clag anything on it, not without getting a gym membership first anyway!

I am thinking sprung Mosin Nagent bayonet too......

Might be the only way we ever get a cloverleaf group...

It would be an interesting gun to take to a clay shoot. You'd get a choice of which clay you could have two goes at. Frowns in the clubhouse though.

Having suffered a double discharge when i was a kid shooting one of my dads shotguns i would dread having a trebble malfunction! :lol:

For some odd reason though i find it pleasant on the eye.Good looking gun.

Steve wrote:Having suffered a double discharge when i was a kid shooting one of my dads shotguns i would dread having a trebble malfunction! :lol:

A 10 bore triple discharge at that!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhWnCR7ZBpg

Wow.

Individual chokes for each barrel? What's the point when you cannot select which barrel to fire? It's a rotating, mechanical hammer mechanism. If you want the top barrel to fire, now, you'd have to fire off the bottom two first.

Tower.75 wrote:Individual chokes for each barrel? What's the point when you cannot select which barrel to fire? It's a rotating, mechanical hammer mechanism. If you want the top barrel to fire, now, you'd have to fire off the bottom two first.

It's a shotgun specifically for dealing with burglars, first barrel has rocksalt for a warning, next one birdshot for more determined intruders and last one has SG/slug in to keep funeral directors in work!