A 4 lb gun? Isn't that heavy?!!?

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Only in the movies. Kinda like the Desert Eagle......if you believe the movies, every badguy conceals one.....sometimes two.
 
Do they make an inside-waistband holster for a 12 gauge shotgun? I'd just go with that, and add a pound.
 
LoL!
There's a utube vid of a Thompson Encore with a .600 NE barrel being lit off. Results pretty typical in the vid.

However, in the 1800+ comments, far too many casually talk about a .50ae in a DE as if the physics were in any way the same. Make a person wonder how many of those only "carry" in a video game . . .
 
Who would want to carry one of these beasts?
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Guides in big bear country, maybe?

It's lighter and smaller than a Marlin Guide Gun. It's likely to be easier to shoot than a .460 S&W revolver. I found a Desert Eagle .44 Magnum to be a pleasure to shoot. Very little perceived recoil.

These aren't intended as urban defense pistols.:)
 
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You wont be laughing so heartily at the Wildeys and Desert Eagles when the space gorillas invade...
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That line made my day.

As for the Wildley, it's a case of "why not?" Not every firearms choice has to boil down to practicality, otherwise the market would be all Glocks.

It's shiny, silvery, mirror polished metal with pretty wood grips that fires a big, noisy cartridge. For extra nerd value, it's the same gun carried by Charles Bronson in Death Wish 3, and it also had a run of B-movie fame as Dollman's cannon too.

If you can't enjoy Tim Thomerson as Dollman, I really feel sorry for you.
 
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