Taiwanese gangsters' 12 gauge revolver

[Story]

http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/shotgun-revolver_2.jpg

http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/shotgun-revolver_1.jpg

http://dvice.com/archives/2010/02/shotgun-revolve.php

http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/the-shotgun-revolver-15-02-2010/

1. Note the 'made in USA' marking.
2. $7,000 to $8,000!
3. The fallacy of gun control keeping weapons out of the hands of criminals strikes once again.

[Deltaten]

Day-um! Now that be a handful!

The logo looks oddly familiar, too; but anyone can stamp "made in USA" on anything ;) Manhurin (sp) comes to mind???

Do ya hafta be a criminal first, ta get the kewl toys; or does having the toys become the gateway???
:rofl:

[Story]

Originally posted by Deltaten
Do ya hafta be a criminal first, ta get the kewl toys; or does having the toys become the gateway???
:rofl:
The ol' chicken-or-the-egg conundrum.

A buddy of mine thought the barrel would have been better mounted low (indexing at the cylinder's 6 o'clock, rather that 12). I looked at the hammer/sear/trigger arrangement in the pic and thought that the criminal gunsmith(s) must be using parts from a flaregun for it.

[chromestarhustler]

looks like a beretta logo.

[Jaxxas]

Kinda looks like HellBoy's...

[Itchingforaninchpattern]

That is proof positive of the U.S.A.'s fault in supplying the world with crime guns. I would think that all of the guns recovered in Mexico would have the same stamp on them to conclusively show we need more gun controls. Anyone interested in some lovely oceanfront property in in Montana too?

[TideWater 41009]

I wonder if the homeboys there hold it sideways when they shoot it.

[daimok]

LOL , is that a base for mounting a scope on the top :D

[yarro]

Probably intended for firing 12 gauge anti-riot rounds, i.e. rubber slugs, roubber buck, and 12 gauge CN. May not actually be safe to fire full house hunting loads in. Willing to bet that it was originally in the hands of the their government or a PD and may have been paid for by US tax dollars as assistance.

-yarro

[JohnnyMac]

I'm not familiar with that particular gun... What's the Hesse/Vulcan's model name?

JMc

[FUUN063]

I have never seen one of these before, but the claims of it being confiscated from some gang members may be true. I believe that the white colored layer of stuff on it to be super glue. Crime labs use heated super glue to find and "hold" finger prints on items such as guns and dope baggies. This looks to be used in that manner. The super glue sticks to the amino acids in the latent finger prints and can then be handled, dusted or whatever. Still neat and, yes, the logo kinda looks odd.

Leland :fal:

[gunner30]

Well, we now know where Ggggiiiillleeeee s been and what he's been up to. looks a lot like the same kind of build as his 50 cal rifle hee hee hee hee hee

[ByronF]

Originally posted by Story
I looked at the hammer/sear/trigger arrangement in the pic and thought that the criminal gunsmith(s) must be using parts from a flaregun for it.

Hmmm. A flare gun you say.... Some Mason Dixon shooters happen to know I'm quite a pistoleero with an HK break-top single shot sparklepopper. My signature trick shot is the dead-nuts vertical flare deployment. Most remarkable display is over nylon tents n'such. If I had a revolvinglucianary multi-banger I'll wager I could burn down more camping equipment. Of course, that's just child's play compared to another MD-er's twin-CO2 stainless canister diesel-gas Bernzomatic backpack brushburner. You just have to be finished with living to put that junk on your trunk and pull the piezoelectric igniter.

[IVAN SAMPLE]

That is crude and unusual punishment to be shooting something like that. Lol:cry:

[Alien1]

Talk about blowin up your hand :uhoh:

[Barbcue]

IMO, that thing has "Emergency Room" written all over it..

:uhoh: