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Standard Mfg. S333 Volleyfire
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Mark A. Taff
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The Standard Manufacturing S333 Volleyfire is unlike any other revolver on the market today because it features two barrels that both fire simultaneously with a single pull of the trigger. This sends two .22 WMR rounds downrange simultaneously, doubling the stopping power of each shot and mitigating the disastrous consequences of a misfire. If one round doesn't ignite, odds are the second one will. Unlike a semi-automatic firearm, a dud in one of the cylinders doesn't impede functioning, thanks to the gun's double-action operation. |
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PHORTO
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| Oddball ugly ducking, but interesting. |
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