Poll: Would you be interested in an IOF Revolver?

[KKG]

If you know about getting things... or know people who do....

I would give my left nut for one of these..........

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seen here:

Sort of like a BP Bond Arms pistol. They come in .36, .45 and .54 calibers. Different barrel lengths and finishes.

Czech Republic might be easier to get guns from... and its got to be a solid piece coming from there... Id take it against an Indian revolver any day!

May not have enough marketability to be successful, thats okay as long as I get my order in
Im sure @AndyinEverson would buy one too

That does look interesting.

 

[shibbershabber]

They make O/U rifles too

 

[DuneHopper]

Not that I could think of, nopers

 

[jmh119]

If you know about getting things... or know people who do....

I would give my left nut for one of these..........

e-shop zdarma - GREAT GUN

seen here:

Sort of like a BP Bond Arms pistol. They come in .36, .45 and .54 calibers. Different barrel lengths and finishes.

Czech Republic might be easier to get guns from... and its got to be a solid piece coming from there... Id take it against an Indian revolver any day!

May not have enough marketability to be successful, thats okay as long as I get my order in
Im sure @AndyinEverson would buy one too

I might even have to buy one myself!

 

[revjen45]

It doesn't seem there would be enough market to go that much effort.

 

[Member 34319]

Redo this thread with this one.

Ordnance Factory Board

 

[KKG]

Redo this thread with this one.

Ordnance Factory Board

I would think that would be a Very tough import even if you could find a market.

 

[MikeInOr]

The Webley break top I own in .45 has the ABSOLUTE WORST TRIGGER I HAVE EVER SHOT!!! The two other Webley's I have handled were the same. I have friends that can't shoot my Webley, as in there trigger finger isn't strong enough. I also have friends that thought my Webley was just broken and didn't work on double action.

I shoot my Webley OK. If you practice with a Webley in double action I think you can shoot just about anything with some degree of accuracy. If you get proficient with a Webley I don't think you would ever whine about factory triggers on guns being too stiff.

Is the trigger on this little .32 any better than a Webley trigger?

$200 would be the top price I would pay... just for the novelty and I like weird guns.

BTW: I do own a Nagant that I purchased back when it was $79. The Webley double action trigger is worse than the Nagant double action trigger... by a good bit. The Nagant might have a longer pull because of how it moves the cylinder forwards but the Webley is definitely a much harder pull. ... and I think the Nagant is kind of elegant for what it does!