After firing both shots, you can throw it and it'll come back to you.

@Dr.K.Wette_BE

6 ай бұрын

🤣 Nice one dude !

@jl8543

6 ай бұрын

😅😅

@quistan2

6 ай бұрын

"Heby is goot heby is reliable, if it dosnt vork you can alvays hitem vith it" -Borris the Blade

@man.inblack

6 ай бұрын

Bonza mate! I nearly spat out me beer! (Laughs in Australian)

@rickhale4348

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the chuckle. 😅

I admire Mae for keeping a straight face while holding that thing

@lairdcummings9092

6 ай бұрын

Complete professional.

@expat-riot

6 ай бұрын

Over 200 likes ...

@man.inblack

6 ай бұрын

It’ll kill ya, so you even have to give some respect to the awkward ones I think she made it look more elegant that it would have seen in average usage. I wonder how different it’s recoil would have been at the end of the cursive arc of hardware?

Almost looks like what a the next stage of a flintlock/early caplock pistol would have evolved into if revolvers were not invented.

I’m typically allergic to anything chambered for old BP handgun cartridges, but y’all managed to tempt me with this beautiful abomination

@the_annihilator5810

6 ай бұрын

Ill be looking forward to a video on it from you 😋

@zoiders

6 ай бұрын

I've seen you rocking a Webley before now.

@TenaciousTrilobite

6 ай бұрын

@@zoiders I can get that ammo off the shelf

@Schrodingers_kid

6 ай бұрын

Should we be expecting to see this somewhere down the line? :)

@TenaciousTrilobite

6 ай бұрын

@@Schrodingers_kid Maybe if we’re lucky

The Howdah pistol we have at home.

@grahampalmer9337

6 ай бұрын

Yep. That's just what I thought - Howdah. Taurus/S&w got it right - .45"/.410". Man stoppers.

@zoiders

6 ай бұрын

@@grahampalmer9337 The 45/410 is utter clown shoes. Buy an actual revolver. You can buy a 1873 Bisley in .45LC by Uberti for the cost of the Judge for instance. Or a Ruger GP100 in .44 Special. There are so many better pistols out there.

@williamflowers9435

6 ай бұрын

The S333 of yesteryear

That bore axis is wild

I'm always fascinated how Othais and Mae cook up all these exotic obsolete cartridges to test fire.

I like think of this as a derringer (two shots, a sidearm) attempting to be a martial pistol.

Better than nothing, but compared to revolvers of the time, it's cleary an outcast.

@AtholAnderson

6 ай бұрын

That's the 'why?' I'm trying to understand; like maybe I'd get it if it was chambered in something more powerful that you'd want to trust in a period revolver design...and if it's just meant to be a target pistol, why the 2nd barrel?

@thefrenchgunsmith6488

6 ай бұрын

@@AtholAnderson The worst part is that it's not just a targett pistol, it was adopted by the belgian police if I'm not mistaking (and that's why it is so rare and costly). And oddly enought at Liège (belgian Gunsmith town) they made a lot of civilian copies of this pistol. What a strange Era !

"If you see me comin', better step aside A lotta men didn't, a lotta men died One fist of iron, the other of steel If the right one don't get you Then the left one will" -"Sixteen Tons", the 1877 Belgian Nagant's theme song

@William_Bryant

6 ай бұрын

"You miss sixteen shots and what do you get? Another barrel cleaning and a week of neglect St. Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go This stupid gun won't make it the next gun show"

@Selrahc-ey7gy

6 ай бұрын

Love this😂​@@William_Bryant

@dgoodman1484

6 ай бұрын

😆👍🏼

Each presentation of 19th century Euro pistols gives me a greater appreciation of the 1873 Colt Single Action Army revolver. Seriously. Even when the Euro pistols have features or quality that surpass the Colt, their size and ergonomics seem built for space aliens or lizard people. Maybe they were anticipating selling them to inbred aristocrats?

@LordVader1094

6 ай бұрын

Anticipating? Pretty sure that's exactly what they did lol

@spankymcjimjam6148

6 ай бұрын

Inbred white dudes beefin' over turf: "AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE DID!"

@Swedishmafia101MemeCorporation

6 ай бұрын

* Hapsburg noises *

When I saw those twin exhaust tubes, I said "Say what? You have to be kidding!" In 1877, to adopt a double barrel rolling block sounds ridiculous. This thing makes the Reichsrevolver look like the apex of high technology, and compared to military service revolver in use like an Colt 1873 it's a joke. But you got to hand it to Mae for being able to model those well!

That's *got* to be flippy with that absurdly high bore axis!

Fresh Mae! Just minutes old, still warm from the oven. 🙂 Kinda silly-looking, but in a fun way. Obviously from a time when form factors hadn't yet been sorted. I'd love to own one. 😁

I used to build block guns so Id feel right at home with that. I actually kind of want that gun it looks kinda cool

Great video thanks

a great very interesting minute.

💯👍thank you!

I still really want one, because that is just a crazy kind of cool.

I love how it just looks like crooked and strange in the hand

double barrel guns or db shotguns always have a special place in to my heart and thank you so much to showing me this cute being is exist

Looks fun honestly

it's like staring into the sun, it hurts your eyes but is also weirdly beautiful

Wow! That Belgian Nagant has the most righteous case of Peyronie I've ever seen.

@dcongdon2294

2 ай бұрын

You leave my MR.BENTLY out of this.

@internetsafetycar

2 ай бұрын

@@dcongdon2294 LOL

That is a unique and neat one.

I would bet my life on it for the sole fact that there's hardly anything to go wrong

Yeah that is awesome

Obscure stuff is always cool.

That looks like a cool blaster

"Gun is good. Gun heavy. If gun does not work, you can throw it at him" -Boris the Blade

Legend has it that these were smuggled in crates of bananas. Nobody could tell the difference.

Interesting look. i like it

Okay, that is a category of gun I haven't seen in a while and I want it.

I'm still waiting for the Nagant brothers to make a side by side rifle version. I'm sure they're close to finishing it, any day now

Dang that handle looks like it’s sized for Hickock45

Wild lookin gun

Amazing. This came out four years AFTER the Colt SAA.

@vitoscaletta7151

6 ай бұрын

And the SAA was obsolete too

@munkbok

6 ай бұрын

and 7 years after the s&w no3 as well as the same year as the colt 1877

Wild

Hell yeah

9.4mm Nagant. Wtf lol I love hearing about these strange cartridges that were being used in the late 19th century.

@mikespangler98

6 ай бұрын

The whole metallic cartridge thing was new, they weren't sure what was going to work out.

@j.peters1222

6 ай бұрын

​@@mikespangler98 That's the beauty of it. Standardized cartridges weren't really a thing in the late 19th century. As a result you saw tons of different caliber cartridges being tried out. I can only imagine trying to acquire some of the ammo for these older guns Mae shoots these days.

Wow. Strange but awesome gun.

“Mom can we have lancaster pistol?” “No we have lancaster at Home” Lancaster at home:

@expat-riot

6 ай бұрын

I didn't get it, at first. Now I get the joke.

Owned by that one guy back then who complained that his telephone receiver was too loud.

Just a funky little guy.

i genuily love this gun, for some obvious reasons

Muito linda e que empunhadura.

I'm sickened, yet curious

That some high bore axis.

It has the vibes if I throw it away it will come back in a perfect U turn

I can really recognize the Nagan handle and the trigger.

doomguy was initially really excited for this gun then just really confused

It looks like one of those old pirate muzzle loaders that has been stepped on 😂

Baby's first Howdah Pistol?

@stevemc6010

6 ай бұрын

"How" Pistol, the "Dah" part comes later when they grow into their second pair of barrels.

❤

The high over bore 😂

@peterlowell7963

6 ай бұрын

That is indeed a high over bore gun.

@stevemc6010

6 ай бұрын

it's actually got very low *height* over bore, just the bore is very high over the grip...

Congrats. What a strange pistol ..

That's the most ungainly gun I've seen in I don't know how long.

Now We will waiting this gun in Hunt Showdown

This is the pistol ever

It looks like a baby shotgun that stopped growing and never matured into a double barrelled 12 bore. (Gauge)

This looks like a gun you'd draw as a kid, where the handle is very very long.

weird silly little rolling block pistol my beloved

any plans for a primer on the Beaumont Adams?

In some cases, a lifetime warrenty is a threat.

Wish i never Sold Mine!!

That is one weird pistol.

Ever thought i would see a break double barrel pistol.

Beautiful and looks like it would be fun to do some expensive plinking with

Based from the shape of the gun, I bet it also function as a boomerang when you get tired with reloading the goddamn thing....

Bore axis is through the roof

Finally, now my handgun can double as a boomerang

As always, great job mae 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Finally, a gun that's perfect for the "Rick Grimes" stance.

With that action and only 2 shots, you’d think they might have stepped up the cartridge a bit

I wonder if they'll ever look at a cut down Remington rolling block. Ive seen some made into pistols

@derekp2674

6 ай бұрын

Remington made those originally. I had an Uberti replica in .38/.357. It was very accurate but no use for timed and rapid fire courses.

Never been able to get used to the look of those things. The components look nicely made, but that overall design makes my brain itch. 😅

Another thing needed in Hunt

It's such a weird not so little pistol. The concepts in and of itself could be useful but just not in this configuration. It reminds me of the Villar-Perosa, the parts could be great, just how they fit together is still a mystery.

That would be cool and suitable gun for Hunt Showdown

Long handle and big trigger guard. Bulky gloved hands last ditch pistol ?

Single barrel accepted but the 1901 Remington target version is both a more ergonomic design & a better [chamberring of] cartridge[s].

New EDC just dropped

Heh, now I want this in H3VR.

Side by side double barrel pistol? I'll have five 😂😂😂

cute looking thing

I would like to see the original Remington Rolling Block pistol covered.

If you miss those two shots, you can at least use that thing as a boomerang

I love it

Looks like something from Dr Seuss

Why was it constructed so high? There has to be more recoil. But maybe they all had strong farmer arms back then

The Scoliosis gat

У вас милая улыбка)))

👍👍👍

Holy Height-over-bore Batman!

Damn - I may be in love....

Could you show the target used at the end of these videos?

@TenaciousTrilobite

6 ай бұрын

You can see it in the shooting segment in the full episode

Really interesting, and quirky, pistol. A pity you can't select the barrels; that way one barrel could be loaded with a silver bullet for werewolves, and the other a bullet of cold iron wrapped around a fragment of the true cross for vampires. I mean, it really does look like Steampunk Monster Hunter's handgun. Okay, joking aside, why? If it was chambered for some big-game rifle calibre you could imagine it as a sort of European howdah pistol, but chambered in a fairly standard handgun cartridge? What is the point? Especially given that revolvers were now well established. Anyway, thank you to Mae for sharing.

Some of us need Mae for longer than one minute... full hour of Mae when? 😍

There's no way they just didn't manage a lower bore axis. They intentionally made it look like a boomerang.

The fact that this monstrosity came out 4 years after the 1873 SAA just shows the superiority of American firearms

@TenaciousTrilobite

5 ай бұрын

I’d suggest looking into the Lefaucheux, Webley RIC, 1870 Gasser, and Chamelot-Delvigne. US revolver development was generally behind Europe from about the mid-1850s until about 1890