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Unbelievably from the fertile mind of Tony Galazan---well, at least from his outstanding company:

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/01/04/standard-manufacturing-volleyfire/

Making single action revolvers must be mind altering or the like.

Colt is as predictable as a drugstore mouse.

USFA dumped a beautiful, well made SA to make zip guns

And now this from Standard.

Come to think of it, Ruger hasn't brought out anything lately that doesn't look like it was made with Legos or an Erector set.

I suppose the times, they are a changin.

Fires more than one round with a single pull of the trigger.

Has ATF approved this creation from beyond thunderdome?

They make some high quality and innovative guns.

Tony cut his teeth on VERY high end double shotguns but has gone off the skids lately it seems---their double barreled pump gun being exhibit A.

Can't wait for the 500 S&W version.

LOL. Believe it or not, either this company, or someone else, makes something like that in 7.62x39.

Why would anyone design a gun without a complete trigger guard? Doesn't seem like a good idea.

It's a reverse Fitz. LOL

lots of people still carry these 22 mag back-up pistols

An answer in search of a question.

Just a revolving derringer.

Not THAT crazy of an idea.

It could be a good investment but don't believe I'd shoot it.

It has some interesting design elements that could be applied in other revolvers. Basically a 22 Mag revolver that you can empty twice as fast, which, depending on the application, could be a plus.

I would buy one. I actually think it's pretty neat and I always wanted something like a Fitz special and this is close enough.

....flave, do you really think that firing two rounds simultaneously is a good idea?

Seems the company is asking 8-10 year old boys “what do you think would be a good gun?” I really like the idea of simultaneous bullet and birdshot loads. True boy thinking at work.

Ok,,,,, FWIW, I've been packing this since the mid-90's, sometimes I forget its there.
LJ

That's certainly fugly! I think if I wanted light little revolver to stuff in my pocket I'd just get an older Charter Arms.

I know it's a bad idea in a shotgun with two triggers.

Can't say I've ever tried it in a revolver.