Comments by "Psiberzerker" (@Psiberzerker) on "English Transitional Pepperbox Revolver" video.

  1. I see the sights are on either end of the barrel, which is good. (The sight line isn't any shorter than on some modern snubbies, or pocket pistols. I had an NAA Black Widow that I used for target Shooting, for example) So, the sites can't really get knocked out of whack with the barrel. However, that floppyish frame does screw with the line-up between the charge-holes, and the forcing cone in the barrel. That kinda sucks for accuracy, because one side of the bullet can be flattened, or shaved slightly before it engages the rifling, and wobble as it exits the muzzle spinning. This is a problem with most of these post-colt patent avoiding designs. (Less of an issue with the later lever action Winchester patent avoiding designs.)
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