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Reply With Quotethis Colibri pistol is 70mm long, 2.7 mm, no info on when and where it was produced, .45 acp, and the gun, are the same scale.
auto revolver.
webley-fosbery produced a limited number of auto revolvers, starting in 1901, recoil energy was used, to move the hammer, turn cylinder. there were 2 models .455 6 rounds, and .38 8 rounds.
this cross of revolver with auto pistol, made the weapon more complicated than, either one alone. wasn't produced by large numbers.
this Colibri pistol is 70mm long, 2.7 mm, no info on when and where it was produced, .45 acp, and the gun, are the same scale.
this unusuall schwartzlose pistol , very unusuall auto system, barrel by friction of a bullet moves forward, and reloads the gun,
Last edited by omon; 07 Feb 07, at 23:44.
this italian larcker .25 pistol was a thru mini smg, had selective fire, fired from open bolt, was produced after ww2, but was banned by authorities, for its full auto, and compact size, had 20 rounds mag.
this 4 barrel non auto pistol, was procuced by c.o.p. inc.
i'd love to get one like that.
this is also non auto pistol lm-4 was made in usa, had 4 rounds mag, reloading was done by moving barrel forward, than back.
this MGD smg was designed in france, but made in germany by Erma. very unusual mechanics, main spring was flat coil, just like in a clock,folding stock and magazine made it very compact, chambered for 9mm luger, had a very limited run.
The barrel nut and magazine are definitely MP40.
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Better known as the Semmerling, from American Derringer.Originally Posted by omon
There is another semi-automatic revolver that was in production until quite recently, the Mateba.
Another unusual gun is the knife from G.R.A.D. that has a 5-shot .22 rimfire revolver hidden in the handle.
(sorry, I don't have pix of these).
Quiz:
Does anyone know how to operate this revolver?
edit: damn it, can't co ck a gun any more
Last edited by gunnut; 07 Feb 07, at 08:22.
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here is a pistol with a $44,000 handgrip.
I believe it was during WWII, The Aussies converted an Enfield bolt action to full auto, and the Americans converted a Winchester ever action to full auto. Talk about ugly weapons!!!! Saw them a long time ago in my American Rifleman magazines....
Last edited by Captain C; 07 Feb 07, at 09:20.
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not different from a single action revolver, load it, co ck the hammer, and pull the trigger, reco ck and turning of the cylinder, is done by recoil.
or just push the barrel against any surfice, that will co ck and turn the cylinder.
damn, 44.000$, that will buy a lot of guns.
I haven't heard the "pushing on the barrel" trick. The correct way was to pull back on the tab/protrusion just below the hammer like how you would pull on the slide of an auto pistol.
I have to agree, this is one funky design that's too complicated for its own good.
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