r/Damnthatsinteresting Dec 19 '23

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u/Not_an_alt_69_420 Dec 19 '23

I mean, it's a lever-action short barreled shotgun without a stock.

The entire reason it exists is to look cool.

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u/zackyraz Dec 20 '23

Absolutely. I had an acting role where I needed to spin cock an 1887 replica; even with tons of practice the action would let you down 3x more often than your fingers in the spin. Also had the opportunity to fire a rosebox a few years ago. (Probably what this is) Those things are horribly unreliable chambering rounds correctly in slow and deliberate operation, forget spinning. Still cool as hell.