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    STRANGE 18TH CENTURY PISTOL WITH FEEDING MAGAZINE

    Found this during the week...........interested to see if anybody knows the development date of this way ahead of its time hammer pistol and magazine fed action??
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    Called the "Harmonica pistol" in the US, most were percussion some pinfire, many variations

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    It's made in both pistol and rifle. I can see chainfire being a thing here.



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    Thanks for that. My original image shows a clear channel, just wondering if it moved after each shot to the left using that channel rather than being moved manually. Compare that one to the Harmonica type action certainly a different design.
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    Ian was being clever with that video title.

    The harmonica is a Johnathan Browning design...not John Moses Browning. The senior Browning was a firearms designer as well.
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