1) Assuming we can get 10-rd mags, it'll hold 11 rounds versus your six.
2) You'd be holding it with one hand ahead of the action, one hand behind, a little like a subgun. That aids stability. Run a sling off the back of the grip and you could get "three point" stability impossible with a revolver. You can't do the same thing with a lanyard because it'd be too low from the barrel line, and without a second grip up ahead of the action, you couldn't control it.
3) With no cylinder gap, velocity goes up over a wheelgun.
4) First shot is just sweep the safety, like a 1911.
5) Follow-up shots won't match a DA wheelgun, but not bad and maybe worth it for the increased practical accuracy due to the improved two-handed grip.
It's basically a lever-action subgun in .44Mag .
2) You'd be holding it with one hand ahead of the action, one hand behind, a little like a subgun. That aids stability. Run a sling off the back of the grip and you could get "three point" stability impossible with a revolver. You can't do the same thing with a lanyard because it'd be too low from the barrel line, and without a second grip up ahead of the action, you couldn't control it.
3) With no cylinder gap, velocity goes up over a wheelgun.
4) First shot is just sweep the safety, like a 1911.
5) Follow-up shots won't match a DA wheelgun, but not bad and maybe worth it for the increased practical accuracy due to the improved two-handed grip.
It's basically a lever-action subgun in .44Mag .