Spectacularly blown up revolver!
I hope no one was shooting next to this person shooting this Colt Anaconda. Half the cylinder must have gone flying left!
Hat Tip: The Real Gun Guys
I hope no one was shooting next to this person shooting this Colt Anaconda. Half the cylinder must have gone flying left!
Hat Tip: The Real Gun Guys
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Ouch!
It blew straight up not sideways
Probably something wrong with the cartridge that was loaded at the middle of the cracked area of the drum caused the other 2 to misfire, then the drum couldn’t support the three simultaneous explosions and blown. But definetely, it blew straight up, cuz the scope adapter and the gun’s rail wouldn’t be bent like that otherwise.
Not sure the other two cartridges blew too. Might have been a no-powder dud in the previous round, where the primer was just enough to push the lead into the barrel. Next round fires into plugged barrel, and the side walls of the chamber fail before the top does, leading the lid-type fracture.