Double Barrel Pump Action Improved
Inspired by the Double Barrel Pump Action we saw on Les Jones's blog, HerrKenny decided to make his own, more professional looking, "Moe Szyslak Special".
The odd shape makes the photo look screwed. It is not.
Centered Bead. "Persuasion" chokes (sharp edged).
Duel Extended Magazines - 16 shot capacity.
The underside.
Firing the double barreled beast.
I am very impressed by the workmenship that went into this gun and I am sure there would be many out there who would pay good money for it.
Moe Szyslak sporting his iconic double barreled pump gun
Thanks to Jake for helping me find out about this gun.
“I am very impressed by the workmenship that went into this gun and I am sure there would be many out there who would pay good money for it.”
Not if it is only as reliable as shown in the video, they won’t.
I couldn’t tell from the pics or video- how/where does the ‘left side’ eject?
How do you eject a fired shell from the shotgun on the left. Is it left handed?
well, using 2 handles doesn’t sound like the ultimate solution, needs to be more like [url=http://www.blaser-usa.com/R-93-Duo-Hamed.750.0.html]Blaser’s Double Barrel Repeater[/url]
That’s not a Moe Szyslak Special, it’s a Frink-iac HOYVIN-GLAYVIN! 5000!
Looks like two 870s stuck together.
Why would you do this? Not that ‘because you can’ isn’t a perfectly legit response.
This weapon screams – ‘Come and get me zombie scum!’
I hope the next generation comes with a better ejection system but other then that, I think it’s groovy.
Now I’m off to strap six 10/22’s together to make my own mini-gun.
Where do the shells of the left side gun eject to?
How does the one on the driver’s side eject?
-Don
Hmm… that looks more than a little unwieldy
Erik, one left handed receiver is bolted onto a right handed receiver.
Heath, I think so.
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Back in the ’90s, Stembridge Gun Rentals put together a prop gun like this for an action film. However, I don’t remember it ever appearing on screen.
Besides grafting a left and right-hand model together, you could just graft two Ithaca Model 37 together. This design ejected out of the bottom.
This seems about as practical as “dual-wielding” a pair of pistols. That is, not at all.
For what it’s worth though, I think I’d use a couple of semi auto shotguns if the object was to maximize the amount of lead I could put on target in a small amount of time.
But a full auto shotgun is probably a lot better for that.
does this have two triggers or one? how does he shoot both at the same time?
IIRC, more than one shot per trigger pull = machine gun in the batfe’s eyes
I know the guy who built the original 1740. I’ve fired it. Recoils like a kitten, even with the heaviest buckshot. He’s also the brilliant/insane mind behind the SteFAL rifle:
http://wethearmed.com/index.php/topic,5205.0.html
DeerHunter, not JesseL.
Hello. I’m the guy who did the first “1740″ shotgun over at THR.
Looks fairly good. It’s a bit long. Now, let’s see it busting clays.
That’s what I primarily use mine for.
The triggers are separate on mine, which means you hook your finger through each trigger guard and pull both at once. Makes for quite a spectacle.
I have videos of my room mate and I shooting IPSC and small targets with my 1740. It’s really an amazingly fun gun. My 11-87 is getting dusty…
Happy Shooting!
Nicholas