[willyjixx]

http://www.cadco.com/logo/medusa3.jpg

the variable revolver the Medusa? supposedly chambers all or most 9mm an .380, .38, .357

i think i wanna get one



http://www.cadco.com/firearms/pri.htm

[Hkmp5sd]

Looks interesting. Buy one and give us a first-hand range report. :)

[willyjixx]

believe me id lover to but i cant find one.

[Tamara]

A very neat idea that's been "going to change the gun industry" since the early 1990's. ;)

Upside: You can fire all kinds of ammo in it.

Downside: I can't see that 9mm or .380 would be very accurate with all that freebore to jump, and besides, it's not like .38 or .357 are too terribly hard to find.

Final Verdict: A cool gun to have for the globetrotting mercenary, or a funky collector's piece for us normal stateside gun buffs.

[willyjixx]

i was thinking...........gun that can handle .357 hotloads but can also run lil .380s for junior who isnt big enough to run a .38 yet.

but the majority of it is the novelty of it!

(on a side note i have a friend who is limpwristed an cant handle my taurus 627 tracker in .38sp. im writing him off my shootin partner list)

[Nightcrawler]

I have a friend who has one. I've never seen it. Oddly enough, she's a gun owning bleeding heart liberal/environmentalist/relative of Ralph Nader. (Yet we're friends...she just never critically thinks about her own idealogy.)

She has one. There aren't many in the country. Unfortunately, the gun is in Pennsylvania, at her home, as opposed to up here in Michigan, so I've never seen it.

[B27]

I wouldn't expect stellar groups out of it. Some of those rounds it fires use different diameter bullets.