Talking of JM, it's interesting to see his Dad made the prototypes for the Patriot pistol.
Can anyone identify this "firearm"?
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Re: Can anyone identify this "firearm"?
Looks like a partly constructed (or de-constructed) Ducks Foot pistol
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Re: Can anyone identify this "firearm"?
Looking at the picture of the harmonica pistol, with the slot cut in the trigger guard and the trigger extension - This would indicate to me that it was self indexing, double action. Way ahead of it's time really.
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Re: Can anyone identify this "firearm"?
Aye nothing new in this shooting world, although manufacturers would have us think otherwise.
Come on Bambi get some
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Fecking stones
Real farmers don't need subsidies
Cow's farts matter!
For fine firearms and requisites visit
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Re: Can anyone identify this "firearm"?
Good luck getting that in yer pocket.
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