The Volcanic Repeating Pistol, a precursor to the Henry and Winchester rifles, utilized an innovative toggle-action mechanism and a tubular magazine. Its unique .41 Volcanic 'rocket ball' ammunition, lacking a brass casing, contained powder and primer within the bullet's hollow base. Despite its mechanical advancements for the era, limited propellant capacity resulted in weak performance, hindering its market success.
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