This review details the unique Mexican contract Pieper Revolving Carbine, a gas-seal model chambered in 8mm proprietary. Key features include a 9-round capacity, a right-swinging cylinder, and distinctive forestock carvings. The example discussed is unshootable due to a botched re-chambering attempt, highlighting a potential pitfall for collectors.
The Pieper 7-Barrel Mitrailleuse was a unique 19th-century sporting firearm designed as a long-range shotgun alternative. Unlike military volley guns, its seven rifled barrels fired simultaneously, offering tight groupings of approximately 20 inches at 100 yards. It featured a modified rolling block action and a seven-round cartridge plate for rapid loading and firing.
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