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Battery gun

I have been going and looking at firearms in England for over 20 years.  One that I always go back and look at time and time again is a battery gun. Not your normal single row of barrels type battery gun. No this weapon is made up of two rows of different caliber revolvers.

This is what you would face crossing that bridge.

IMG_0824sEach. row of weapons is controlled by a single crank handle

IMG_0819sWith spare cylinders the rate of fire could be kept up.

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IMG_0814sNow on to the nuts and bolts of this weapon system. In this picture you can see how the front of the cylinders set in the frame.

IMG_0834sA view of the frame with out the cylinder. A very basic design.

IMG_0912sA close up of the frame

IMG_0914sThe cylinder release lever and crank rod

IMG_0913sThe frame it self is not that large

IMG_0807sA close up of the operating gear

IMG_0888sLooking at the front barrel support

IMG_0909sclose up of the front barrel support

IMG_0902sRear of the large cylinder

IMG_0862sfront of the smaller cylinder

IMG_0859sRear of the smaller cylinder

IMG_0854csfront of the smaller cylinder

IMG_0855sThis would be a great home build project.

A quick video of the battery gun.

1 comment to Battery gun

  • Rick Saunders

    Batteries not included?….Wow!
    Reminds me of the old salt water taffy machine, pulling, wrapping, and dropping a completed confection….except this in a bit noisier.
    Mechanical marvels of times gone by.

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