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    Webley RIC, as, apparently, used by Custer at the battle of Little Big Horn.

    Remington 1890.

    Colt "Thunderer", DA model of 1878. Though it's a rubbish gun.

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    And, not old west, but a replica S&W hand ejector/triple lock/M1917 would be cool.

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    Not a revolver but a DECENT Mauser C96 pistol, perhaps with the 8g gas capsule, rather than the horrible Schnellfeuer one with the long magazine, which just ruins the lines of the pistol. There were a few in the wild west according to Hollywood.

    And a Manurhin MR 93.

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    Some interesting suggestions the LeMat would be doable,too as there were cartridge conversions done of it back in the day.

    I think,though by the time the early semi autos started to appear the west was far less wild!
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    If I can get one of these made to the same standards with the same quality of materials as my black powder one, I would pay handsomely for it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tinbum View Post
    If I can get one of these made to the same standards with the same quality of materials as my black powder one, I would pay handsomely for it!
    That looks to be one of my all-time faves, a Colt Dragoon. Could it be done by using a 10-shot rotary insert, like Crosman, to fit into the cylinder? The design would need to move the cylinder forward in some way for access.

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    I've told you before- this:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hsing-ee View Post
    Not a revolver but a DECENT Mauser C96 pistol, perhaps with the 8g gas capsule, rather than the horrible Schnellfeuer one with the long magazine, which just ruins the lines of the pistol. There were a few in the wild west according to Hollywood.

    And a Manurhin MR 93.
    I see your C96, and raise you Borchardt C93. Problem is, almost no-one will know what I am talking about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    I see your C96, and raise you Borchardt C93. Problem is, almost no-one will know what I am talking about.
    Ah, the precursor of the Luger Fugly but a benchmark in handgun history. I claim my geek points

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    Tom Horn whilst attempting to escape from jail was unable to operate a guards unfamiliar Borchardt pistol resulting in his recapture.

    https://truewestmagazine.com/tom-horn-gun/

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Horn

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    A Rogers and Spencer.

    Lovely looking revolver.
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    A CO2, full metal replica of the S&W Mod 10, Military & Police revolver. It is THE classic revolver.
    The South of England has 2 good things, the M1 and the A1. Both will take you to Yorkshire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    I see your C96, and raise you Borchardt C93. Problem is, almost no-one will know what I am talking about.
    Yes the mother of fugly, hit every branch on the fugly tree and then got hit by a truck. Vertical grip and bollock-sack spring housing. It could have a kind of steam-punk Dr Who charm, like the Mars pistol. But it doesn't.

    Although not as bad as the French Chauchat automatic rifle. That is horrendous!

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