That's neat. Around $250 is not too bad for a setup like that.
Looks like something you would see on Doctor Who.I came across this just now, never heard of one or could find one that was auctioned. Love those Soviets and their weaponry. This was their survival gun TP-82 Cosmonaut survival pistol
"This three-barreled "pistol" was equipped with two 32 gauge shotgun barrels above a single 5.45x39mm rifle barrel. What made this survival gun even more interesting is that it came with a detachable shoulder stock that was actually a machete in its own canvas sheath"
https://modernfirearms.net/en/shotguns/russia-shotguns/tp-82-eng/
https://web.archive.org/web/20170209120313/https://warisboring.com/soviet-cosmonauts-carried-a-shotgun-into-space-a9e7852c6da5
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TP-82_Cosmonaut_survival_pistol
I had one, eventually gave to my brother-in-law. It was a fun little thing, fairly accurate for short ranges. It wasn't as good as purpose built .22 rifle.My biggest objection was it was too light and toy-like, and esp. for non-gunnies it was difficult to remember that it is indeed a real gun and can kill you.
Because you never know what foe you may face in space!I came across this just now, never heard of one or could find one that was auctioned. Love those Soviets and their weaponry. This was their survival gun TP-82 Cosmonaut survival pistol
"This three-barreled "pistol" was equipped with two 32 gauge shotgun barrels above a single 5.45x39mm rifle barrel. What made this survival gun even more interesting is that it came with a detachable shoulder stock that was actually a machete in its own canvas sheath"
https://modernfirearms.net/en/shotguns/russia-shotguns/tp-82-eng/
https://web.archive.org/web/20170209120313/https://warisboring.com/soviet-cosmonauts-carried-a-shotgun-into-space-a9e7852c6da5
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TP-82_Cosmonaut_survival_pistol
The mags/ feed sucks for a survival gun, get damaged easy. Really picky over ammo also with the blowback design. Shot a few, not bad for accuracy or trigger, but put it back on the rack twice.
Those H&R .22 are nice training rifles. Bolt action teaches patience and accuracy.
If you like that, you'll love this.
2X16ga and 9.3X72R rifle
The top tang lever selects the rifle barrel which is fired by the right hammer and front trigger which is also an adjustable single-set trigger- you push forward on it until it clicks. The lever under the triggerguard opens the breech. The barrels are Krupp "fluss stahl" and the gun is an Austrian "guild gun"
It was "souvenired" in WWII by a friend of my grandpa's named Walt Sauer who was in Patton's army
Ah, drilling trigger confusion...I always need to sit and do the drill to familiarize myself with that firearm. Mine has the rear trigger as the set trigger, front fires either way.
I had to look that cartidge up, that's an old time Safari round.
Russian hero Alex Leonov rocket fucked up and he crashed in a forest in Siberia for days in the snow and was hassled by bears and wolvesI came across this just now, never heard of one or could find one that was auctioned. Love those Soviets and their weaponry. This was their survival gun TP-82 Cosmonaut survival pistol
I think the Shark repellent dye turned out to lure sharks and enemy patrols.
That's not the Tesla model, that one is real. I just can't think of anywhere i could use it other than a new hobby, like pirating.Com'on guys, you know you'd be lyin' if you didn't want one of these. Only $3200
No fire arms licence either at least in my state
