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Darth AkSarBen · August 4, 2017, 09:17 AM

Old thread, yes I konw... but! When I lived in Crawford NE and worked there as part time Police Officer, a friend of mine, and Police Officer, showed me one he had just like this. He used fast smokeless and a piece of round lead, probably 0 buck and it was fired using a cap gun cap. He said it was rifled, and the bullet was "swagged" at the time of firing and it shot very accurately.

The reason I replied is I was racking my brain as to what the rifle was; who made it and what it was called. It did exist as I have also personally seen one. I'd pluck down $350 any day for one as they are rather unique and probably not a lot of them floating around.

August 4, 2017, 09:17 AM	#16
Darth AkSarBen Member Join Date: September 9, 2008 Location: Near Fennville, MI USA Posts: 82	Old thread, yes I konw... but! When I lived in Crawford NE and worked there as part time Police Officer, a friend of mine, and Police Officer, showed me one he had just like this. He used fast smokeless and a piece of round lead, probably 0 buck and it was fired using a cap gun cap. He said it was rifled, and the bullet was "swagged" at the time of firing and it shot very accurately. The reason I replied is I was racking my brain as to what the rifle was; who made it and what it was called. It did exist as I have also personally seen one. I'd pluck down $350 any day for one as they are rather unique and probably not a lot of them floating around. __________________ Vern Sic Semper Tyrannis http://Taurus45ACP.com Sig Sauer 522 "Classic" AR Performance 16" 5R 1:11.25 twist barrel in 6.8 SPC, 80% lower, along with LOTS of other things.