I suppose that it's a good thing that, even now, revolvers can be tactically useful for professionals. But this gun is still as ugly as a Mi-24:
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I suppose that it's a good thing that, even now, revolvers can be tactically useful for professionals. But this gun is still as ugly as a Mi-24:
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If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
I really wish they'd do a run of the 327 PD.
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Not another dime.
Kinda like the looks....
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The top rail appears to block the sights unless it includes a channel.
The rail at the bottom of the barrel would require some uniquely designed lights or lasers to be useful. While I am also glad to see some thought being given to how to keep revolvers relevant, someone is going to get their hand cut and burned from gases escaping from the barrel/cylinder gap with some of the designs I have seen, and this is no exception.
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It does have a channel. I believe that's a factory-installed rail.Originally Posted by BillSWPA
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If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
My Dad bought one of those, just for fun. I'm actually sitting next to him at a bullseye match right now, and he brought it with him. He loves that thing.
That's Rumple-Fugly.
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Do the still have the "Clinton hole"?
It's ugly. Like an F-86.
BUT I LIKE IT.
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Are their any "professionals" that actually use it?I suppose that it's a good thing that, even now, revolvers can be tactically useful for professionals. But this gun is still as ugly as a Mi-24:
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