Unique revolvers

[saltpepperPA]

I'm not entirely well versed on revolvers, but I do enjoy seeing the different styles throughout history. I have seen a similar post like this on another site and am curious to see what people own/can find. The thing that inspired me this morning is one that I saw on GA.

http://www.gunsamerica.com/97691834...formance-Center/Smith_Wesson_XVR_460_S_W.htm#

So lets see everyones unique revolvers.

 

[saltpepperPA]

how about this to kick start things, I figured out how to post an image to the page.... this is a 20 shot revolver.

 

[HammerBite]

That Lefaucheux has a rather high bore axis, doesn't it?

 

[jrfoxx]

I think the pin-fire revolvers are some of the oddest and most unique.Granted, I guess it's really the cartridge itself, and not the gun that is so odd, but since they go hand in hand...
Anyway, here's a few pis of a 12 shot, 9mm, French pin-fire.
http://www.horstheld.com/0-pinfire.htm

 

[Brian Williams]

There are only 2 S&W 942s one they made and one I had made.

There is only one S&W 65 with a 4" standard (pencil) barrel.

 

[GunTech]

How about a semi-automatic revolver? My Mateba Unica 6

 

[MCgunner]

how about this to kick start things, I figured out how to post an image to the page.... this is a 20 shot revolver.

This one's in a collection on display at Texas A&M University. It's a Belgian made gun in .32 caliber.

 

[Giolli Joker]

How about a semi-automatic revolver? My Mateba Unica 6

...and here is mine (.454Casull).
BTW: it's 6Unica, not Unica 6... 6Unica in Italian reads as "sei unica" that means "you're unique"... surely In-Topic.