Joseph Manton Triple Barrel Shotgun

Published on August 22, 2020
Duration: 9:37

This review details the Joseph Manton Triple Barrel Shotgun prototype, a complex firearm featuring a unique three-barrel, single-trigger, ejector mechanism. The expert assessment highlights the intricate design, the prototype's imperfections contributing to its uniqueness, and its surprisingly good handling characteristics. The gun is presented as a piece of technological history and a functional, albeit unique, shooting investment.

Quick Summary

The Joseph Manton Triple Barrel Shotgun prototype is a complex firearm featuring a three-barrel, single-trigger, ejector mechanism. Its design is exceptionally intricate, especially the bottom barrel's ejector. Priced between £7,000-£9,000, it's valued as a unique piece of technological history.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction to Joseph Manton & Brand Revival
  2. 00:40Joseph Manton Triple Barrel Shotgun Features
  3. 01:12Prototype Development & Complexity
  4. 02:08Stock and Engraving Details
  5. 03:23Forend Design & Barrel Configuration
  6. 04:18Ejection System Mechanism
  7. 05:41Bottom Barrel Ejector Operation
  8. 06:42Design Complexity & Historical Significance
  9. 07:25Pricing & Prototype Imperfections
  10. 08:18Handling & Overall Impression

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Joseph Manton Triple Barrel Shotgun prototype unique?

Its uniqueness stems from being a prototype of a three-barreled, single-trigger, ejector shotgun, a highly complex design. Its imperfections, typical of a prototype, also contribute to its distinctiveness and historical value.

What are the key features of the Joseph Manton Triple Barrel Shotgun?

This prototype features a three-barrel configuration, a single-trigger mechanism, and an ejector system. It has a solid walnut stock with a Prince of Wales grip and a long trigger tang, with a unique forend design wrapping the bottom barrel.

How complex is the ejection system on this triple-barrel shotgun?

The ejection system for the side barrels is relatively simple. However, the bottom barrel's ejector is significantly more complex, involving a sophisticated mechanism actuated by the trigger and action movement to engage and release the ejector.

What is the estimated price range for this Joseph Manton prototype?

The prototype shotgun is priced between 7,000 to 9,000 pounds. This is considered a reasonable price for a concept gun of this complexity, especially when compared to the cost of a finished production model.

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