How about a break action pump shotgun?

[Vaquero]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=88EHio3mnHo&feature=share

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[Ernie]

That's pretty interesting.

[5shot]

Actually, I kinda like it! Made in Turkey. That's a couple notches up from the bottom...as in P.R.C.

[Vaquero]

That's pretty interesting.

I thought so also, my SIL sent me the video.
I like that you can load & unload in the breakdown position.

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[BigAl52]

There is some guns out of Turkey that are pretty cool. I dont have one of these but I do own a 9mm from Turkey that is pretty impressive. This is cool

[Travlin]

A very interesting concept. I think that I missed the msrp. Also didn't Elmer Fudd have one of those to shoot the wascally wabbit.

[markiver54]

I like it.

[daytime dave]

That's different.

[Sharkey N Sons]

If I was in to pumps this would be something to look at for sure. Interesting find.

[Sir Henry]

What?

[Travlin]

Andrew Burgess invented a pump shotgun that folded like that. The pump handle was the pistol grip.

[Vaquero]

Andrew Burgess invented a pump shotgun that folded like that. The pump handle was the pistol grip.

I have a friend that owns a couple Burgess lever guns in 44-40.
They have a unique loading gate.

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[Travlin]

Yes I think that it was a sliding loading gate like the 1881 Marlin. And the Winchester Colt "deal" is not true. The 73 Winchester sold more rifles in a few weeks than the Burgess did over it's entire production so the big W was not worried about the competition from it. Also the Burgess lever gun had no dust cover to keep dirt out of the to of the action. Colt did use some of his patents on the Lightning slide action rifles.

[Rifletom]

Neat concept. I like it.