Chipperman
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OK, this is a little weird, but I had a vivid dream the other day about a rifle and just had to post about it.
In the dream I was in a new Gun Shop that I had never been in before. While perusing the rifle rack one in particular caught my eye. It was a three-barrel rifle, with the barrels arranged in a triangular pattern. It was break-action and had exposed hammers. Now the kicker-- it had a single trigger that dropped all three hammers simultaneously. That in itself would make the gun NFA (although that thought did not enter my mind until I was awake). The side of the receiver said "Lincoln", and the tag read ".22LR, Made in 1895, $100".
I woke up while deciding whether or not to buy it.
Anyway, after I woke up I really thought about the rifle and how realistic the dream was. I have a few questions.
1. Has there ever been a "Lincoln" gun company?
2. Has there ever been a three-barrel .22 rifle?
3. Has there ever been a two or three barrel rifle with a single trigger designed to fire all barrels simultaneously?
Thanks.
In the dream I was in a new Gun Shop that I had never been in before. While perusing the rifle rack one in particular caught my eye. It was a three-barrel rifle, with the barrels arranged in a triangular pattern. It was break-action and had exposed hammers. Now the kicker-- it had a single trigger that dropped all three hammers simultaneously. That in itself would make the gun NFA (although that thought did not enter my mind until I was awake). The side of the receiver said "Lincoln", and the tag read ".22LR, Made in 1895, $100".
I woke up while deciding whether or not to buy it.Anyway, after I woke up I really thought about the rifle and how realistic the dream was. I have a few questions.
1. Has there ever been a "Lincoln" gun company?
2. Has there ever been a three-barrel .22 rifle?
3. Has there ever been a two or three barrel rifle with a single trigger designed to fire all barrels simultaneously?
Thanks.