A RARE BECKER 1921 PATENT 12-BORE FIVE-SHOT SINGLE-BARRELLED REVOLVING SHOTGUN BY DEUTSCHE JAGDWAFFENGESELLSCHAFT, NO. 504

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A RARE BECKER 1921 PATENT 12-BORE FIVE-SHOT SINGLE-BARRELLED REVOLVING SHOTGUN BY DEUTSCHE JAGDWAFFENGESELLSCHAFT, NO. 504
Five-shot rotating cylinder, each chamber with its own detachable metal sleeve, loading port, blued finish, figured stock with pistolgrip and cheek-piece (butt-plate missing), sling-swivels, sliding forend, the barrel with matt sight-rib
Weight 8lb. 7oz., 13½in. stock, 25in. barrel, approx. 7/8 choke, proof exemption
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Please note that this gun is a 16-bore

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This unusual five-shot weapon is cocked by pulling the barrel forward until it is held by a special sear. Pulling the trigger releases this sear and the barrel is flung back by a spring to fire one of the cartridges which are held by metal sleeves inserted into the revolving chambers. This design survived rigorous testing by the German Government Proof Houses at Halensee and Neumannswalde in 1921 and 1922
This Lot is subject to V.A.T. as a re-import

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