Thunder-5 .410 Revolver

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FireForged

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Have you guys seen this .410 pistol from the movie Three Kings? Man! I gotta have one... Does anyone know if its worth the $450 price tag?

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Well, if you were to load that monster with flechette shells, you'd have a snarly close quarters SLAP.
For use against unarmored foes, load 000buck shells. Five pellets per shell. Fun.
 
The only one I handled was a club.It allso was broken after one cylinder of ammo.Allso very large and heavy.Didn't inmpress me in the least and couldn't figure out what it was good for.

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Too bad Smut + Weasel doesnt do that in a snubby long cylinder L frame. What a hoot to shoot, specially in 45/70. Make you forget your arthritus for a week.

Sam
 
Don't they still make those shot pellet shells? Why spend $450 bucks? Ya can make any gun a shot gun with those pellet shells. They make them in a variety of caliber sizes don't they. Or are they Passe?

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Torpedo ( Life is great if you can survive it!)
 
I also saw one and handled it. It was too small for a good boat anchor and not long enough for a good club. After a good laugh, the shop salesman and I both pronounced it a worthless piece of useless junk.
Save your money for the first real light saver to come out. It looks neat in the movies too.

Dave
 
I've got a slightly nutty friend who bought one as soon as they became available (he didn't pay anything near $450). Not a high quality piece. Ugly as sin. Terrible trigger. I didn't get to shoot it, but my friend (who's not the best shot in the world or a recoil-monger) declared it to be "not too bad." It's the type of thing I would pay maybe $50 for, as a lark.
 
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