[Khaotic]

Mind, thread title is a bit tongue in cheek, but man these are wacky.

Could you CCW one of these ? how the HELL would you carry it ?
http://website.lineone.net/~da.cushman/ducksfoot.html

Wow, crazeee..

-K

[Third_Rail]

Mostly, IIRC, for ship captains in case of mutiny. A case of "take some down when you go" kind of thing.


Neat looking, but entirely not practical.

[joab]

Try using thisharper's nock volley gun (http://www.southessex.co.uk/weapons/images/nock2.jpg)

[Dr.Rob]

A simple cut down fouling piece of 12 bore or larger charged with shot or chain certainly attended many a captain's travels, tucked in a sash or belt with knife and cutlass. (I know it would in mine)

The duck's foot is a cool piece of curiousa... that last example must have been made for a very paranoid man... and it seems the "leader" of the mutiny gets shot twice!

[Khaotic]

A question?

Conversation with Revdisk brought an interesting note to light.

Would these legally be considered "fully automatic weapons" because they dispense more than one shot per trigger pull ?

I'd love to know the answer to that.

-K

Edit: Wow, nice volleygun... I wonder what it'd spread if ya loaded it with #4 shot instead of ball... heheh

[RyanM]

I believe they are indeed full-auto according to the BATFE, but only if they use cartridges. Black powder muzzleloaders are exempt from all NFA classification.

[joab]

Would these legally be considered "fully automatic weapons" because they dispense more than one shot per trigger pull ? I think no because they don't produce more than one cycling of the action per trigger pull.

[Black Gas]

think mrs. brady has nightmares about this sort of thing? :what:

http://website.lineone.net/~da.cushman/duckfoot3.jpg