For real, zombie gun

[owenv]

S&W is releasing a 1911 pattern .410 handgun. That's right, the awsum paer of .410 shotshells can now be unleashed from America's favorite auto platform.

http://www.realguns.com/articles/275.htm

 

[JD338]

Wow,

That will be a awesome personal defense.home defense hand gun!

JD338

 

[DrMike]

Cool. Now, if I could only use it for grouse here in Canada.

 

[nodak7mm]

Pretty neat rig for sure, looks huge.

I went to the link and read about it. Pretty accurate... Said it could keep 500gr 45LC loads under an inch at three hundred yards....

Typo? :shock: :shock: :mrgreen:

 

[owenv]

Looks like a bunch of photo shop tom foolery to me. I hear these are shipping with a free unicorn... :grin:

 

[Thebear_78]

THis is a real Zombie gun. Stevens single shot 10ga with pistol grip and muzzle break. This was done to salvage a bulged barreled single shot. Recoil isn't bad, the brake is very effective and it shoots a pattern about 5 foot square at 50 yards. It would work very well to clear a hallway of zombies.

 

[cloverleaf]

good thing I didnt have a gun like either one of those in my youth. Talk about "tom foolery" whata bunny gun! CL

 

[SJB358]

THis is a real Zombie gun. Stevens single shot 10ga with pistol grip and muzzle break. This was done to salvage a bulged barreled single shot. Recoil isn't bad, the brake is very effective and it shoots a pattern about 5 foot square at 50 yards. It would work very well to clear a hallway of zombies.

That thing is pretty cool! I dig the MARPAT camo under the gun! Looks pretty familiar! Scotty

 

[Woodycreek]

THis is a real Zombie gun. Stevens single shot 10ga with pistol grip and muzzle break. This was done to salvage a bulged barreled single shot. Recoil isn't bad, the brake is very effective and it shoots a pattern about 5 foot square at 50 yards. It would work very well to clear a hallway of zombies.

Now thats one cool Goose gun :lol:

 

[shjoe]

very interesting muzzle brake. where did you buy it? just what i neeed on my NEF/HR 10ga. thanks, john