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Any breech pictures?

 

It looks like the left-right are just add-ons ?

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Breech pic.

Does this answer the questions?

This little beast is a 7-shooter and it is proof tested.

I don't know about the one used in the movie.

Long Johns Wolf

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True spaghetti westerns. High stepping horses, weird looking wagons and gimmicky rifles and pistols. How about Banjo’s banjo rifle? And they never miss. 

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This Sabata derringer is a project gun of an Austrian master gunsmith.

He made this one on order for a collector.

Kalibers are .38 x 4 and in the butt .22 x 3

And yes, the grip can fire like in the movie.

Long Johns Wolf

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You just have to love it when fiction becomes reality.

 

(all it takes is talent & money... most likely a fair amount both)

 

Thank for posting.

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On 6/30/2020 at 4:10 AM, Long Johns Wolf said:

This Sabata derringer is a project gun of an Austrian master gunsmith.

He made this one on order for a collector.

Kalibers are .38 x 4 and in the butt .22 x 3

And yes, the grip can fire like in the movie.

Long Johns Wolf

 

Where were you lucky enough to find such a unique pistol?

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The gunsmith who made this derringer is a good friend of mine in Austria.

He let us have the piece on occasion of a Centaure exhibition a few years back

This gentleman also made most of my Centaure and Colt conversions I am using in CAS, just completed a Paterson conversion project in .41 cal. and last year this 1855 Root Dragoon.

Long Johns Wolf

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5 hours ago, Long Johns Wolf said:

The gunsmith who made this derringer is a good friend of mine in Austria.

He let us have the piece on occasion of a Centaure exhibition a few years back

This gentleman also made most of my Centaure and Colt conversions I am using in CAS, just completed a Paterson conversion project in .41 cal. and last year this 1855 Root Dragoon.

Long Johns Wolf

 

Wish I had a friend like that ;)

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On 7/2/2020 at 1:47 AM, Long Johns Wolf said:

The gunsmith who made this derringer is a good friend of mine in Austria.

He let us have the piece on occasion of a Centaure exhibition a few years back

This gentleman also made most of my Centaure and Colt conversions I am using in CAS, just completed a Paterson conversion project in .41 cal. and last year this 1855 Root Dragoon.

Long Johns Wolf

 

Did you get any video of it being shot?

 

 

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