A personal favorite oldie..

[Mad John]

I am a serious fan of Merwin Hulbert revolvers of the 1880's. An interesting company and an incredible revolver design for it's day. The large frame .44-40 six guns are superior to most guns of the day. They were expensive but innovative and unbelievably durable. If you ever get an opportunity to handle one or even shoot one, you can get hooked. I even carry a "Pocket Army" 44 Merwin concealed for the fun of it. John

 

[Moonpie]

They’re a really neat design.
Sme years back there was a company that was supposedly going to make a modern reproduction.
I do not thnk anything ever came out tho.

 

[orbitup]

 

[Dawico]

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Exactly. Would like to see some pictures.

 

[AustinN4]

Exactly. Would like to see some pictures.

Hit your google button

 

[benenglish]

They’re a really neat design.
Sme years back there was a company that was supposedly going to make a modern reproduction.
I do not thnk anything ever came out tho.

I was really disappointed by that whole debacle. I was all -

 

[Younggun]

Hit your google button

Tried that. It said this thread is useless without pics.


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[Moonpie]

What is really neat is when unloading fired brass any still loaded cartridge will remain in the cylinder. The overall length doesn't allow a loaded round to drop free.

 

[robertc1024]

That is cool.