Many of you have probably seen this revolver before, but I had not. The gigantic wheel gun measures four feet in length!
It was build by Ryszard Tobys and was modeled after the Remington Model 1859 revolver. It is 28mm in caliber (1.1″)!
Thanks to Sven for the link.
Hat Tip: Weapons Blog
UPDATE: Added corrected information and photos. Thanks pauloos for the link.
http://image05.webshots.com/5/8/27/14/60982714pWCPim_ph.jpg
hands up man
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0tarkan, the link did not work
0 0tarkan, awesome photo 
0 0I’m sure the man who designed this gun has nothing to worry about in the underwear department and is no way compensating.
Matt and Zack…lolz
0 0Actually the 30mm ADEN and DEFA aircraft cannon are the world’s largest revolvers.
0 0justbill, LOL
0 0steve press f5 or enter and you will see all
0 0A barrel load of funl
0 0It’s a 28mm blackpowder cap-and-ball revolver. You can see the caps and balls next to the smaller pistol in one of the photos. 28mm=1.1 inches, like the comments said.
0 0OOPs a big gun
0 0It might be .950 JDJ. They got a sporting exception and can be purchased like regular firearms. It would be a wee bit expensive to shoot at ten dollars for the lathe turned broze bullets and forty for the casing.
0 0and they are all alive-not stuffed ones I mean really scary if you have only six shot in the chamber,never miss.
0 0Quite obviously finding a holster for concealed carry would be a wee bit difficult!! So open carry it is!!
0 0i think matt is on the right track, it’s a leprechaun with a real remington revolver.
“gunner”
(pouring himself another shot of tullamore dew.)
0 0I assume the Peoples Republic of Kalifonia will not allow sales of this revolver in their land.
0 0some people…..i think the bullet is the size of the picture from top to bottom
0 0I’ll wait for the snub model 
0 0Zack, they tried developing a snub model but the muzzle flash blinded the operator, making follow up shots difficult
0 0What calibre is it?
0 0Jay.Mac, I am not sure. It says .28mm somewhere, but that makes no sense. Maybe .280 (7mm). I dunno.
0 0Behold!!!
The first anti-tank pistol.
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0 0post-coldwar weapons R&D just aint wut it used to be
0 0Here is website of maker of this revolver:
http://tobys-rusznikarstwo.home.pl/rekord.html
0 0pauloos, I have updated the post with the correct info.
0 0pauloos, thanks for the link!
0 0Umm, your post is incorrect Steve.
That is actually a very tiny man standing next to a normal sized 1858 Remington.
0 0Matt, LOL
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It’s a 28mm blackpowder cap-and-ball revolver. You can see the caps and balls next to the smaller pistol in one of the photos. 28mm=1.1 inches, like the comments said.
A barrel load of funl
OOPs a big gun
It might be .950 JDJ. They got a sporting exception and can be purchased like regular firearms. It would be a wee bit expensive to shoot at ten dollars for the lathe turned broze bullets and forty for the casing.
and they are all alive-not stuffed ones I mean really scary if you have only six shot in the chamber,never miss.
steve press f5 or enter and you will see all
http://image05.webshots.com/5/8/27/14/60982714pWCPim_ph.jpg
hands up man
tarkan, the link did not work
tarkan, awesome photo
I’m sure the man who designed this gun has nothing to worry about in the underwear department and is no way compensating.
Matt and Zack…lolz
Actually the 30mm ADEN and DEFA aircraft cannon are the world’s largest revolvers.
justbill, LOL
Quite obviously finding a holster for concealed carry would be a wee bit difficult!! So open carry it is!!
i think matt is on the right track, it’s a leprechaun with a real remington revolver.
“gunner”
(pouring himself another shot of tullamore dew.)
post-coldwar weapons R&D just aint wut it used to be
Behold!!!
The first anti-tank pistol.
-
Here is website of maker of this revolver:
http://tobys-rusznikarstwo.home.pl/rekord.html
pauloos, thanks for the link!
pauloos, I have updated the post with the correct info.
What calibre is it?
Jay.Mac, I am not sure. It says .28mm somewhere, but that makes no sense. Maybe .280 (7mm). I dunno.
some people…..i think the bullet is the size of the picture from top to bottom
I assume the Peoples Republic of Kalifonia will not allow sales of this revolver in their land.
I’ll wait for the snub model
Zack, they tried developing a snub model but the muzzle flash blinded the operator, making follow up shots difficult
Umm, your post is incorrect Steve.
That is actually a very tiny man standing next to a normal sized 1858 Remington.
Matt, LOL