Exactly why I started doing this! Thanks for watching!

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Ist es wirklich illegal? Wegen Slamfire oder warum?

Technically the French used tear gas on the Germans before the first use of it by the Germans on the Russians. Ypres was the second use but misunderstood as the first

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@@Gieszkanne they opposed all shotguns because they were op

@@charliebrown3509 Sind sie nicht! Man kann sie mit Bedürfnisnachweis erwerben . Sogar die Winchester 1897.

This shotgun doesn't have a trigger disconnect so the hammer will drop as soon as it's back in battery meaning it'll shoot as fast as you can pump it if you hold the trigger down. Many modern shotguns aren't able to slamfire, but I do know the recent Chinese 1897 clones are capable of it

To simplify it, Notice how whenever a new round is chambered, the hammer flies forward pretty much instantly? If you werent pulling the trigger, the hammer would remain (which is obvious). Imo, i dont know much about the 97, but it's one of the most beautiful shotguns ever manufactured, an extremely practical and futuristic design of it's time.

Sorry for the late response. I purchased it from a fellow at the local gun shows, but he has a website: randjsp.com. Great fella

I've shot buckshot out of this gun no problem, just make sure your chamber length isn't shorter than the fired shell case. Also, the high/low brass nomenclature is a misnomer nowadays with modern cartridges: the height of the head really makes no ballistic differences. It's probably better to look at the velocity information on the box.

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I was using standard 1200fps target loads

Dax Marshall they stopped producing these shotguns in the mid 50s but you might get lucky at an auction or by placing for a special order. Also depends on what state you're from since some states are very gun restrictive for example California.

Dax Cimmaron has clones . Made in Japan, Italy the originals are fairly common in the long barrel i got one in 16ga

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No not really they made almost a million of them.

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@@Mason-zp8yb What is the shooting range?

I've counted the shots and the rounds he loaded, 1 in the chamber, 6 in the magazine.

My grandfather just gave me his old one I know someone would pay a fortune for it but they could offer me 10 mill for it and I still wouldn’t sell it best of luck finding one

Only if you want to shoot it for the last time. I highly would recommend against shooting shells longer than the chamber length as this would cause over pressure in the chamber and could rupture your barrel.

@@PhoenixPhart thank you, I asked because have a box of 3 1/2 to give away can't use 🤓 then Mossberg 2 3/4

50 bmg will tear gun apart lol

@@rayd6905 it will break in stock form but the design can handle it i mean if u scale it up a bit,cause compared to a locking block that raises from the bolt into the barrel/receiver this design is much stronger,they are old and weird looking with the bolt that flys out of the back of the receiver and the carrier that hangs out of the bottom of the gun,but they are super strong guns in terms of action.

@@Berniessen you sound dumb as fuck it will tear that gauge in two pieces lol a 50 bmg could go thru 4 hi pints on a video I saw and it has alot or metal

@@rayd6905 Its really weird to see a man brag about the .50 will break this and that.... If ure the gun gun expert u know the .50 has one of the slowest burning powders u can buy or a power thats super slow burning and rarely see for caliber as .30-06 this means the recoil is not a kick as in terms fast burning powder like a .223 anyways. If u have a bit of technical skills and u know how a 1893/1897 locks the action u know that the shell pushes against the bolt and the bolt is locked by the carrier witch is mostly made from solid steel,u cant compress solid steel atleast i am not aware u can compress solid steel the recoil force is tranferd to the receiver witch is solid steel in the part the carrier moves in.... The only weak spot would be the receiver if u scale that up a little bit to make sure a 1897 willl handle a .50 bmg in fact i am sure a 1893 winchester,yes the gun that has the reputation to be weak will handle the recoil for sure. If a simple bolt action can hold the .50 a 1893/1897 can for sure if u scale up the receiver. U know how guns work then u dont talk like a 16 year old kid

Nice fake 1897 lol

It's called slamfire. The Ithaca 37 can do this as well. The German military in World War I hated this shotgun and wanted it removed from warfare cause it was so effective.

@@Beltzer0072 Actually no, I meant the rapid shell release to empty the tube.

Pretty neat, did'nt knew that either

@@eisenkrieg553 The later model 1897 could do that the first models had 2 screw instead of buttons...Dont ask me about serieal numbers but this is a E model 1897 thing (E stand above the serial number)

They didnt call it the trench sweeper for nothing

23/4 they are not chambered in 3 inch

@@krisrooney2283 Found that out earlier, but thank you anyway.

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What is price and formularies for getting the same? Is that OK?

The Model 1897 was produced by Winchester from 1897 until 1957 with over 1,000,000 guns produced.

I have one

@@TheFantasticWayne where r u from? Can you courier it to India? How much it cost? Really im serious about it.

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PhoenixPhart How did you do that?

@@samsum4525 there's two buttons on the side of the receiver that directly interact with the cartridge stops inside it. pushing them pushes the stops inward, causing the rims of the cartridges to be no longer stopped by them. the spring of the magazine does the rest.