This review showcases an exceptionally ornate 20-shot, twin-barreled pinfire revolver from 19th century Liege, Belgium. Its rarity is amplified by extensive gold embellishments and a complex dual-ring cylinder mechanism, allowing for high capacity without excessive size. The unique pivoting ejector and dual firing pins highlight its sophisticated, albeit decorative, engineering.
This video showcases a rare Belgian .75 caliber percussion wall gun from 1866, highlighting its design as an early anti-materiel rifle. It details the unique hexagonal Whitworth-style rifling, a massive breech block mechanism, and a complex rear sight system capable of reaching 1300 meters. The gun's substantial weight and specialized mounting spikes underscore its historical role in fortifications.
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