Curator's Corner: Revolving Rifles (Part 2)

[@1x93cm]

that one with no makers mark is awesome- a shame it never really caught on

[@KowboyUSA]

Why would the Roper need a shield to protect against a hot gas/material jet from the cylinder gap when it's feeding a cartridge from a revolving carrier into a chamber in the barrel?

[@hartstudebakerkid]

I own three. Armi San Marco made reproductions of Army black powder calvary model with an attachable stock. So did Pietta. If you look at a Cabellas catalog you will still find them available by other makers. Ivar Johnson also mad their Cattleman series revolver with an attachable stock. I have one in 44 magnum.

[@haboob308]

I think Uberti and or Rossi make a revolving rifle. Also, Taurus makes the Circuit Judge, which is a revolving rifle.

[@danysniper22]

@mastertracuer they already do, the new taurus judge revolver/rifle in .410 and 45LC

[@haboob308]

Glad I could help!

[@TheMexican1821]

I heard if you put bear fat/oil on it, it would stop these chain fires.

[@borkwoof696]

So interesting

[@burningsponge]

@21343 this video is about revolver rifles not lever action

[@AlyxanderWilliams]

he forgot about the winchester model 1887 when talking about repeating shotgun

[@haboob308]

They make a rifle version called "The Circuit Judge"

[@TheMexican1821]

Why were the early Revolving Percussion rifles bad, why did they have chain fires.

[@jedbeddo1]

@top2percent theyve made the judge into a rifle as well

[@NoTsOsiLEnT99]

where is it

[@4g63attack]

I would love to go to the NRA museum one day.

[@top2percent]

@danysniper22 The Judge is a handgun though.