Smith & Weston's .410 Double Trouble Autoloader

[sanglant]

hmm, .50cal pistol(32GA?) with a 4 inch chamber micro grove rifling(1 in 72" or so ) and custom shot shells. hmm, that might just be fun.

[280plus]

Ok, who wants to be the first to touch off both barrels at once?

Smith and WESTON?? 1" group at 300 yds? Hmmm, I get the feeling someone is yanking my yodel...

  

[TechMan]

Good yanking of the chain.

The DT is the first member of a family of products to be built on S&W's new large Y series autoloader frame. When asked about the "Y" designation, Patrician Pedelunker, S&W's VP of Product Names and Employee Parking Space Assignments told us, "We were eighteen hours into a marathon frame naming session. Several people had fallen asleep, one guy confessed to stealing Post-Its and we discovered a recent hire to the marketing department could speak only French... which probably explains why she kept blurting out "Où sont les toilettes?". We finally elected to name the frame based on the question everyone asked the moment they saw the prototype".

[seeker_two]

hmm, .50cal pistol(32GA?) with a 4 inch chamber micro grove rifling(1 in 72" or so ) and custom shot shells. hmm, that might just be fun.

Not a new concept....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_gun

Trick shooters used Paradox rifiling and shotshells to shoot glass balls in the air....I'd love to have one of those Paradox six-shooters.....