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I'll bet the smoke screen would have been something if that gun were fired indoors!
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That is one of the parts that makes me think this is not an SBR. It is kinda like that silly pistol holster stock from a few years back. Yes, technically the pistol is attached to a "stock", which should make it an SBR (even if it is a silly configuration. I don't see an exception in the law for poor/useless ergonomics.), but the fact that it cannot actually be fired in that configuration means it isn't actually? (well, it can be fired, but it would not have the intended effect of a gun, so I am not sure it counts.)Whatever it is, I wouldn't suggest pulling the rear trigger.
And, by lowering the hammer into the slot that is cut between each cylinder, you can safely load all 6 cylinders.At one point in time....
The largest caliber handgun I owned was a replica Colt 1860 Army revolver...
I used that as my home defense gun.
I shot it a lot...and shot well with it.
Each month we had a shoot at my club...and I would practice with it...clean and then load it for use , if needed.
Never had an issue with the loads in the chambers.
Andy
Not at all sure that it is only the left that wants to get rid of the 2A & firearms.
More dependable that's for sure, but I wouldn't depend on it until I knew what would happen after I touch off a few rounds.
Don't think you want to be buying any vehicle sold by GM after this...