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Volley gun - Wikipedia A few hand-held volley guns were also developed during the 18th and 19th centuries One of the most distinctive was the "duck's foot" volley gun, a pistol with multiple barrels arranged in a splayed pattern, so that the firer could spray a sizable area with a single shot [9]
Ducks Foot Pistols - Dave Cushman The duck's foot pistol is a type of volley weapon that has several barrels that form a fan shaped group, with corresponding fan shaped fire of shot when the coupled barrels are fired simultaneously
How the bizarre duck’s foot pistol came into being The pistol equivalent of the volley gun was the ‘duck’s foot pistol,’ which had four barrels mounted on a single breech plate This bizarre-looking firearm was given its name because the way that the barrels were mounted reminded people of a duck’s webbed foot
The Ducks Foot Pistol - Petticoats Pistols The duck’s foot pistol was designed to be used by one person against multiple assailants Because of the coverage, it was favored by bank guards, prison warders and sea captains in the 19th century and early 20th century
CMC Duckfoot 3 Barrel - Guns International This is a CMC duckfoot pistol Its a black powder pistol with three barrels It fires a 36 cal lead ball It has a half cock and a full cock on the hammer No trigger guard It uses standard sized caps Likely varnish on the grip It screws apart easily It was a naval weapon and was used for boarding other vessals
Ducks Foot Pistol: Old School - RECOIL In the 18th century, one such gun was shrunken down, and the barrels were splayed like a duck’s foot — hence, the name Sometimes people from history make things simple This duck's foot pistol would’ve been used for close-quarters combat
CMC Ducks Foot Percussion Pistol . 36CAL – UNFIRED This interesting ‘Anti- Mutiny’ three-barrel pistol serial number 72748A was manufactured somewhere in the 1960 70’s All three barrels are screw threaded for loading with a 36CAL ball and powder, and all three fire at the same time!
volley guns – duck’s foot – The Book of Threes A few hand-held volley guns were also developed during the 18th and 19th centuries One of the most distinctive was the “duck’s-foot” volley gun, a pistol with four 45 calibre barrels arranged in a splayed pattern, so that the firer could spray a sizable area with a single shot
PH1405 Classic Arms Duckfoot Pistol Kit - Dixie Gun Works I ordered a duckfoot kit around 1974 when they were advertised for $35 per kit took over 18 months for delivery due to heavy ordering activity Great kit for a first time builder must have put over 300 rounds through the duckfoot back then