[c3shooter]

Winant's book IS the catalog of the weird and strange.

Couple of thoughts- A Lemat? Dardick? Webley-Fosberry? Gyrojet? Luger carbine (not the artillery model pistol) M2 Carbine? Mondragon? A Kolibri 2.7mm auto pistol? A Lilliput? 5mm Clements? Shotgun in unusual gauge- like 14 or 32 g? .50 cal Remington rolling block pistol?

(excuse me- spellchecker just threw up on the keyboard )

Just stay away from the early Mossberg .22s, and nobody gets hurt, see?

[TWMIM]

Gyrojet? Outside the box...

[performer21]

i already have 2 duckfoots a four and three barreled one.

[performer21]

To be honest I dont realy like the gyro jets. there just not that fun to shoot. I mean thats my favorite part shooting all my old guns.

[performer21]

oh and for all those others I eather have or had them.

[performer21]

I was thinking weird and ultra rare.

[c3shooter]

Bolt action underhammer Greener rifle. Only gun that uses the powder charge of the FOLLOWING cartridge to fire the bullet. They are loaded in the rifle with the powder to the front, bullet behind. Weirder than socks on a rooster.

.307 Schneelock Triangular revolver- patented in 1872. No known specimens in existance. Patent drawings include illustration. Fire a bullet with a triangular cross section.

[partdeux]

Slight thread jack, but do you worry about shooting the old firearms? Reason I ask, my Father in Law has a small derringer that he calls a pepper mill that he's going to pass along to my wife. IRC, it shoots .22LR

[c3shooter]

How about some photos of your guns?

[performer21]

thats a good one. A greener rifle. In all my years I have seen 1. and I always did like the way the underhamers looked.