Okdokie
Well here’s one more !

This is obviously ummm well brass

Thanks
Kurt

Ok well maybe more pictures will help . I’m sure you can see micro grooves that need cleaning. Maybe I should run a pipe cleaner down them .

Thanks
Kurt

Sorry Kurt,
I was busy working and missed it.
Would have guessed a “Pepperbox”. First pic I planned to say it must have a heavier chamber end cause the walls were so thin.

Then I saw the microgrooves and the heavier chamber end to handle the pressure.

Neat. You carry that to Card Nite ... in your silk Riverboat Gambler’s vest?
Thks
Gary

Oh man I WISH I was born earlier.
I would have been running the river boat ! Maybe ...

All airgun here though .
More later

Thanks
Kurt

That pic looks like you may have opened a wormhole to another time there!

It looked like there were springs at the bottom of the tubes. I was going to guess some type of manifold.

Lon

Howdy guyz
What it iz is a Classic Harper pepperbox in a 25 caliber. Steve Harper (from England) made a couple of these in the late 80’s using the Saxby Palmer air cartridges before Brocock bought out Saxby !
Big Bore you are correct on the springs . They keep pressure on the cartridge and to keep each one indexed . If you look above the trigger where the logo is you’ll see one shell is back farther. To rotate barrel you push that one towards the end and turn the barrels to the next charged cartridge. They have I believe a 14 micro groove barrels and are as accurate as can be .

Thanks
Kurt

Very nice work. A Clever idea.

Gary