Weirdest Guns
The evolution of firearms has taken some weird turns through the years. Check out our list of the strangest guns ever made.
Apache Revolver Because the pistol has no barrel it's effective range is only a few feet. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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The mares leg is also sold by Henry Repeating Arms, it is a made for tv gun which Steve McQueen used in his series as Josh Randle Bounty Hunter. Other than that I have no info on outside uses, it is a pretty interesting piece though. Photo # 14
Mike
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Picture #4 is Real its called a Ducksfoot. The originals were For suppressing Mutiny's.
This particular gun was sold in chain stores in the 70s They were notorious for the wicked recoil and breaking Stocks. The basic frame was used in several pistols in the line A cutlass pistol ,a derringer And the ducksfoot.
Interesting but most of these guns were pretty much over the top or too under the radar to find there a place in my gun cabinet. The novelty would soon wear out for me. Besides, I know of better ways to file any empty spaces in my gun collection.
Alex brown, the shortened version lever action is avaible through Chiappa Arms.They make a similiar firearm called the "Mares Leg".
where can i get one of them there knife/pistols?
even better
HOW MUCH?
were can i get one of these guns?
My previous comment about a duck's foot pistol was in reference to the gun found in photo #4.
This gun is most definitely real. I have one exactly like it and it DOES fire. It is a .36 caliber blackpowder muzzleloading pistol often called a duck's foot pistol. The one I have came from Montgomery Ward stores and was given to me as a Christmas gift several years ago.
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Alex brown, the shortened version lever action is avaible through Chiappa Arms.They make a similiar firearm called the "Mares Leg".
This gun is most definitely real. I have one exactly like it and it DOES fire. It is a .36 caliber blackpowder muzzleloading pistol often called a duck's foot pistol. The one I have came from Montgomery Ward stores and was given to me as a Christmas gift several years ago.
My previous comment about a duck's foot pistol was in reference to the gun found in photo #4.
were can i get one of these guns?
www.chiappafirearms.com
where can i get one of them there knife/pistols?
even better
HOW MUCH?
Interesting but most of these guns were pretty much over the top or too under the radar to find there a place in my gun cabinet. The novelty would soon wear out for me. Besides, I know of better ways to file any empty spaces in my gun collection.
Picture #4 is Real its called a Ducksfoot. The originals were For suppressing Mutiny's.
This particular gun was sold in chain stores in the 70s They were notorious for the wicked recoil and breaking Stocks. The basic frame was used in several pistols in the line A cutlass pistol ,a derringer And the ducksfoot.
The mares leg is also sold by Henry Repeating Arms, it is a made for tv gun which Steve McQueen used in his series as Josh Randle Bounty Hunter. Other than that I have no info on outside uses, it is a pretty interesting piece though. Photo # 14
Mike
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