Biggest hand gun in the world...."Go ahead, make my year".

[Ponce]

http://www.vincelewis.net/60magnum.html

[solid]

I think this gun is more of a show piece. After watching the video, I don't see how anyone could shoot it. I'd never attempt to, that's for sure.

[SLV^GLD]

I would definitely like to try shooting that. That silly target version is the one I would steer clear of.

[madfranks]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8fSIbA9SOM

[ximmy]

great gun... just like a big clumsy giant

[Hillbilly]

That is the "John Holmes" of guns :ROFL:

[Dogman]

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQh83H1MPtlAd7xH_LTvWHyuObYZHmKJ 09hax0CSqtCq8Gpgh6yK1odXGwY

Had one of these bad boys in the early 80's 7-08 cal.

In the o/p there is a thing as carrying a good thing too far! :ROFL:

[Awoke]

You know, looking at the frame on that thing, it looks pretty undersized to support the kind of recoil power that would be built up in that thing. I don't think there is enough frame there to handle the stress.

I can forsee the chamber cracking and breaking off from the handle with repeated use.

But I'm no metallurgist....

[Uncle Salty]

The thought of shooting that hurts my hands.

I shot the S&W .50 and it sucked. No fun at all. Just hurt my hand.

But it's fun to see guns!

[Book]

http://www.vincelewis.net/60magnum.html


http://www.vincelewis.net/50magnum/600holdgun.jpg

Overcompensating...lol.

http://cityrag.blogs.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/05/fake_penis.jpg

[zusn]

Many moons ago, my grandfather made some drawings for a revolver that would shoot the 45-70 gov't bullet. He sent the blueprints off to a gunsmith he knew in Colorado. The gunsmith sent him the gun a few months later. My grandfather called him and said, "where are my blueprints?" He never did get them back. A few years later, there was a company in Minnesota selling his revolver. Looking at the pictures of this revolver, it looks quite similar to the one my grandfather made. I would love to see one in person to compare.

[ximmy]

Many moons ago, my grandfather made some drawings for a revolver that would shoot the 45-70 gov't bullet. He sent the blueprints off to a gunsmith he knew in Colorado. The gunsmith sent him the gun a few months later. My grandfather called him and said, "where are my blueprints?" He never did get them back. A few years later, there was a company in Minnesota selling his revolver. Looking at the pictures of this revolver, it looks quite similar to the one my grandfather made. I would love to see one in person to compare.


I hate it when that happens...

[ximmy]

http://www.vincelewis.net/60magnum.html


http://www.vincelewis.net/50magnum/600holdgun.jpg

Overcompensating...lol.

http://cityrag.blogs.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/05/fake_penis.jpg

:ROFL:

[Horn]

I would only look down the sites on that thing briefly.

One of those "if I'm in the general vicinity guns"

[zusn]

Many moons ago, my grandfather made some drawings for a revolver that would shoot the 45-70 gov't bullet. He sent the blueprints off to a gunsmith he knew in Colorado. The gunsmith sent him the gun a few months later. My grandfather called him and said, "where are my blueprints?" He never did get them back. A few years later, there was a company in Minnesota selling his revolver. Looking at the pictures of this revolver, it looks quite similar to the one my grandfather made. I would love to see one in person to compare.


I hate it when that happens...
Not sure what to make of your comment. Please don't think I decided to one day make up some BS story for strangers on the internet. I'm talking about things that went down in the early 1970's, a few years before I was born. All of these big revolvers look the same because they have to. A few subtle features got me thinking of my grandfather's gun, I'm not saying they stole anyone's design or anything.

[ximmy]

Many moons ago, my grandfather made some drawings for a revolver that would shoot the 45-70 gov't bullet. He sent the blueprints off to a gunsmith he knew in Colorado. The gunsmith sent him the gun a few months later. My grandfather called him and said, "where are my blueprints?" He never did get them back. A few years later, there was a company in Minnesota selling his revolver. Looking at the pictures of this revolver, it looks quite similar to the one my grandfather made. I would love to see one in person to compare.


I hate it when that happens...
Not sure what to make of your comment. Please don't think I decided to one day make up some BS story for strangers on the internet. I'm talking about things that went down in the early 1970's, a few years before I was born. All of these big revolvers look the same because they have to. A few subtle features got me thinking of my grandfather's gun, I'm not saying they stole anyone's design or anything.


Yes, yes... of course... :oo-->

[Horn]

Yes, yes... of course... :oo-->


You would be amazed at the set of plans I have on my hard drive.

Ya see, I harbor no indignation towards others stealing my ideas.

I set the trends wherever I travel.