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The Baby Yoda Hug Costo Co.Uk Shamrock St.Patrick’s Day Star Wars Shirt mechanism is nothing more than a circle plate, which, pulled as it is the first shot, with a simple pulsation at the turning point presents the second, and thus the third shot and the other consecutive shots. Wow, that makes a lot of sense, thank you for posting this. Despite that, I’d still like to hear from someone who knows Italian just to be clear.

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This sounds like a Turret Rifle. Think of a Baby Yoda Hug Costo Co.Uk Shamrock St.Patrick’s Day Star Wars Shirt revolver, but instead of the individual chambers of the cylinder all facing forwards and indexing at the barrel on the top of their rotation, they are always on the same horizontal or vertical plane as the barrel, depending on the different designs, and rotate 360o behind it. The main flaw is if there is a chain fire, you have a loaded chamber pointing at/near your face, and in every direction around that rifle.

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Here’s a Baby Yoda Hug Costo Co.Uk Shamrock St.Patrick’s Day Star Wars Shirt Forgotten Weapons video covering an American variant made in the 1850s. Just for future reference r/ForgottenWeapons is a really good place for, well…forgotten weapons. FWIW I also do not speak Italian but if that translation is correct I second the turret revolver idea. I do not speak Italian and am just running this through Google Translate.

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