Working on a new pistol concept.

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Lavan

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Fixed barrel. Chambered for extremely powerful cartridges. Jamproof. Target sights. DA/SA with external pinchless hammer. Rotary magazine that doubles as brass catcher.

Oh wait, that's a revolver.
 
Will that be built on the 1911 frame or the Glock concept? Will it be a manly caliber like .45 or just wimpy like 9mm? :D :p

Sorry, couldn't resist.

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The best weapon for self defense is the one you have when the need arises!
 
Well, judging by my opinion of the usefulness of the new Taurus "RAGING HORNET" I think I will go for .25 ACP improved.

With half moon clips of course.
 
Around this forum we like powerful guns with lots of gadgets. The new gun has to have seven four-way safety devices, six magazines with releases that work one at a time or all together, a double single double only treble sometimes two or seven stage trigger selectable with a 16 way electronic switch, fire a 12,900 grain bullet at 215,000 fps, have no recoil, weigh only 1/2 ounce, and have a built in computer. Then I might consider buying it if it doesn't cost over 35 cents.

Jim

P.S. Oh, and a ported barrel.

Jim

P.P.S And a polymer frame. And be made by Glock.
 
Fixed barrel, chambered for extremely powerful cartridge, jamproof, target sights. Single-action only, and the rotary magazine just wasn't an option when chambered for the 7mm Rimmed International (.30-30 necked down to 7mm). It will have to do, my most powerful revolver right now is my 4" Model 19 Smith in .357. Now, that BFR in .45-70 sounds like a kick in the pants...
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Spare cylinders for quick reload been around for a while.

Sam...iffen it don't kick, how you know it went off?
 
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