My father a several decades gunsmith since passed used to advise me a retired police officer not to flip cylinders back into engagement like seen in movies and on this video.
@@DuddyTales is hard on the yoke and frame, impact damage. Is hard on the cylinder bolt lock notches, makes them rounded off. All this is part of timing mechanism. Same as any revolver. Basic care.
@@WebsInYourHead for which one, the sulun? Went to their website and they have nothing listed. Maybe they just had one in private inventory sitting on their display table at a show or event...
If it were yours I think he'd give a shit... They make them soft close like that with resistance for that very reason... Manufacturing one step ahead of you...
Taurus and smith and wesson make .410/45 colt pistols...The Judge, and Tracker by Taurus, and Governor by smith and wesson...Bond arms two shot derringer.
@@mudvayne2311 well our civilians certainly wont. But yeah, feels like Trudeau is neutering our country. Makes me feel sick to utter his name without profanity.
@@TurnAGundam "seeing as the whole world is embracing tyranny without much resistance" did they not let you dip your balls in the burger king soda dispenser?
Flipping that big, heavy cylinder into the lock will damage your crane. It is your firearm to do with as you please but, if you want it to last you won’t want to do that very often.
It's basically a snub nosed .410 so not particularly impressive range or power..... I'd put it in the same class as my Henry Axe: potentially useful but mostly just fun.
В прошлом году на юбилей мне подарили такой-же револьверный карабин, но ствол был на много длиннее!- шмаляет-, отлично!- без дичи домой не приходил ни разу!!!👍🤝🤫🤗!!!
@@DL101ca yes I heard that from another TH-camer and I heard they charged him and arm and a leg for that holster he should have shopped around and seeing if there was another company you could have probably made a better quality holster for far less money
@@totallylegalshit7579 That's not gonna happen bud. Better off buying a 45-70 if you want to shoot those. Dream gun for any guy really so pull the trigger and get a 45-70. 41o slugs is about the hardest you are going to hit with this thing and they will certainly drop deer... maybe a blackbear if you follow up with another shot. Maybe a bigger bear if you emptied all cylinders and all hit their mark. I would certainly be using follow shots on a bear that a warning shot didn't deter during a charge/bluff. Carry a 454 into bear country or the minimum of 44 with heavy, hard cast loads. Anything deer or smaller this little gun will handle at closer ranges.
@@chriss1151 I currently carry a 12g, if not 303 or 3006. Just saying as a pack carry survival gun, 410 /45-70 is what I want. Ive seen single shots in that chamber when I was a kid.
The algorithm has transcended. I was thinking about what a revolver chambered with shotgun shells would be like. And then this shows up in my recommended
Love it!Grew up on an over/under .22mag/.410 Savage&all You wanted in the thick stuff or field.That .22mag beauty for 200yrs in&what an ear Punch!.410 is thick S..t Fun!Nashin through some gnarly&Bleep!A Deer is beside Me!!&Shot@2"s!
Fascinating I had no idea there was a revolver shot gun like this one that existed. And to be honest I'm surprised a gun like this one already exists . the only thing i'm wondering is how come nobody has tried to copy & build That big gun from the movie hell boy you know the one called the semaraten . The gun does use big bullets & would be a perfect shotgun pistol if built & tried out .
@@bubblemonkeys I see . But tell me something when you see a gun like this one this shot gun revolver & how it was built . Do you think in theory one can create the hell boy gun semaraten just by studying the designs of the gun & other shotgun revolvers or pistols . Know what I mean
@@bubblemonkeys - that's true . But still wouldn't it be cool to see another gun from a movie created & see how well it shots & works really well . Have You already seen those videos about the blade runner gun thats already been created & how it shots real bullets & works really well
There is a Turkish company that just released a 20 gauge revolver shotgun (.615 inch bore) and are planning to do a 12 gauge (.729 inch bore) at EWA 2023
Had to skip the first 1:30 to get to the point but yeah that is a cool shotgun. I wish it was legal in the US without going through the NFA. It sucks we can't just own these.
Very madmax... it would be amazing in a 12g. Is it SA or DA? If the cylinder was 3.5" it would be pretty versatile. Interesting to see how heavy it is.
Old man Crow a gunsmith back in the day taught me n showed me that in an must have situation can use 44mag round in an 410 single shot break over shotgun, don't recommend unless you are confident of what have ,but it does work.
I bought a Rossi Ranch Hand years back when they still made them. Right on the box it says "US Gun Dealers, this is a pistol. Canadian Gun Dealers, this is a rifle." Lucky Canadian bastards and your short barreled shotguns.
In the U.S. with the stock it is a short barreled SG, needs NFA papers at $200 and all the BS that goes along with that. With pistol grip A-OK go figure.
Sweet little snake gun. I've never seen anything quite like it, and I'm a gun-toting Texan. Might be interested in something like this myself, even though I have a Black Aces Tactical Pro S.
that right there is what i call a ranch gun, great for snake hunting, never start my day until i got that thing on my leg, my aunt who owns the ranch i live on prefers a henry but ive always loved the way a revolver shoots, something more fun about it
I wanted a rossi revolver 410 / 45 lc but i think i like this shorter barrel better. Especially with a pistol grip. That would be a nice gun for in the car
please don't slap the cylinder back into place like that...I know it's your gun..but ask gunsmiths if it's recommended to do so and they'll tell you exactly what I've just told you! The action will actually make the cylinder's locking latch wear out prematurely. Other than that, what a great piece you've got there, mate!
Always been interested in revolving shotguns. Somebody should do a break action revolving shotgun without the stock. In my personal opinion break action is better than having a cylinder swinging out of the side (revolver cylinders only swing out of the left side, and I'm a left handed person. Reloading a revolver with your right hand is kinda hard, with a break action it's no problem, it just folds in half and you can use either one or the other of your hands to reload)
To reload a swingout cylinder left-handed: Wrap right hand around cylinder. Release the latch, pop open cylinder with right thumb. Dump empties, reload with left hand, close cylinder, regrip with left hand.
Modern break action revolvers are pretty rare because the pressure of smokeless powder is too high for the latch to handle. You'd have to make the frame much beefier than if it was a swing out. And personally, I think reloading a revolver is no harder as a leftie. You cradle it in your left hand regardless of which one you shoot with and load with your right hand. No different from a righty loading a semiautomatic.
@@666toysoldier how should I wrap my right hand around it if not only it swings out to the left, it also is in my left hand, meaning it's completely out of my body sides? I don't wanna spin it around in my hands like a freakin moron
@@aniquinstark4347 shooting and cradling with the same hand sounds a bit finnicky, also it can be argued that the brits produced break action revolvers well after the smokeless powder introduction (the Webley Mk. VI for example firing both .455 Webley and .45 ACP). Also I don't dislike chunky metal parts, the beefier the sturdier. That or a custom made pair of revolvers with cylinders that swing one on the left and one on the right (and since we're there cylinders that also spin in opposed directions. Why? Cause yes, mirror revolvers gotta be a thing)
Very nice shotgun. I on the other had appreciate the absence of stupid background music or dialog...it speaks for itself...nothing else needs to be said. Thank you
Here's an idea that came along about 100 years ago: The single-shot break open .410 shotgun. Used to be, every farm house had one. About the most useful rat catcher and snake killer there is.
First 25% of the video is just trying to cut open the tape, 50% more just looking at packaging, and the final 30 seconds we finally see the gun. Nice gun. Maybe the title should have been "a video looking at the box my gun came in."
Thanks for spending most of the time showing us the gun and not taking forever to open it.....
Yeah,....I’m surprised he didn’t stop to sharpen his dull knife
Ditto
Lol, yep
LOL!
Luckily I was pooping while watching. So it wasn't a total waste of time
Just the fact it came with a holster for it is friggin badass man. Cool gun
it didn't come with it, he had to pay extra to receive it in the package
@@veloh may I ask how you know that?
@@jimmy76103 Oh, okay. Thanks!
The gun wasn't sent to a firearm dealer where he had to pick it up? Shipped to his home?
Qual é o valor de uma dessa aqui no Brasil
My father a several decades gunsmith since passed used to advise me a retired police officer not to flip cylinders back into engagement like seen in movies and on this video.
This is very true, big no-no.
Close by the yolk. And rotate cylinder until locked in.
Yup but this thing looks like junk
@@Copper1268 Have you seen one in person as in your hands???
@@DuddyTales is hard on the yoke and frame, impact damage. Is hard on the cylinder bolt lock notches, makes them rounded off. All this is part of timing mechanism. Same as any revolver.
Basic care.
As a .410 fan this is awesome. Guess I need to start looking around for one, that holster with it really completes the whole thing.
Please don't tell anyone else about it, yet.
@@WebsInYourHead seriously?; Are they hard to come by?!?!
@@WebsInYourHead it is beautiful! I'm into the 410's, more so because of the wide range of revolvers.
@@WebsInYourHead for which one, the sulun? Went to their website and they have nothing listed. Maybe they just had one in private inventory sitting on their display table at a show or event...
Loved to have one also how much
Stranded how my tastes have changed over the years. 20 yes ago I wouldnt look at this gun for a second but now guns like this are gorgeous.
As you grow your tast matures
I feel the same about grey haired fat women.
very stranded
@@mangomoon yes, we live in very stranded times
Yeah all it's missing is a 10 or 12 version and it might be useful for more than snakes
I like the part where he explained everything
Almost like the gun did all the talking for him
@@lethalweaboo8662 yeah i dont know about that, i like learning stuff badass gun tho
🤣
Fuck me, its like he opened the box just like the title said.
Thing needed to understand.
1). What a shot gun is.
2). What a revolver is.
Done. You now understand.
The cylinder flip should stay in Hollywood movies only.
Just like the gun itself it's not even practical just looks cool is all
@@mudvayne2311 The gun is still good for varmints so it probably still has a role.
Великолепная вещь! Нам остаётся слюни утирать.
Да уж..
Содрано с мц255, 410калибра, обрез прикольный получился))
У нас есть в 20-м калибре, но дороговато.
@@koribut80 у меня тоже в 20 он самый распространенный был, в 2007с завода стоил 27000рублей(
@@mozgevelow ну и как вам в пользовании? Устраивает?
That’s a fantastic way of bending/damaging the yolk on a revolver. ‘Flipping the cylinder shut’.
Yep. Gotta know better. Maybe a young fella? 🤔
When he blows his hand off it won't be so cool 😎
If it were yours I think he'd give a shit...
They make them soft close like that with resistance for that very reason... Manufacturing one step ahead of you...
If doing it once damages anything, it's not safe to fire in the first place.
Let go of your pearls, Earlene. 🙄
@@timothinking9855 Your comment gonna get slept on
I have never seen a revolver shotgun before.I never knew they even made something like that.That is awesome,I will definitely get me one.
Taurus and smith and wesson make .410/45 colt pistols...The Judge, and Tracker by Taurus, and Governor by smith and wesson...Bond arms two shot derringer.
There it is, the last gun sold in Canada 🥺
Crazy times
Well Canada definitely won't be invading anyone anytime soon lol
@@mudvayne2311 Not like they need to, seeing as the whole world is embracing tyranny without much resistance.
@@mudvayne2311 well our civilians certainly wont.
But yeah, feels like Trudeau is neutering our country.
Makes me feel sick to utter his name without profanity.
@@TurnAGundam "seeing as the whole world is embracing tyranny without much resistance" did they not let you dip your balls in the burger king soda dispenser?
I loved how carefully he opened that box. That's what I really wanted to see.
🤣 Yes, that was a time-waster!
He was bad ass about it loved it . Screams low budget films
@@jamesprior2496 absolutely
Flipping that big, heavy cylinder into the lock will damage your crane.
It is your firearm to do with as you please but, if you want it to last you won’t want to do that very often.
It’s also heavy to damage a cranium
Shut up brian
I cringed when I saw that! Most commenters don’t have a clue.
I probably don't need this, but I want it. What a beautiful gun.
That's what I was thinking.🤔
Офигенная штука! Поздравляю! Метких выстрелов!
This would be a must have for small-business&home defense in a 410 caliber ✔️
Gorgeous! I do hope that is the first and last time you cowboy that cylinder, though.
Yeah Amateur move.
Cowboy guns didn't have swingout cylinders, they had loading ports.
@@DL101ca True, but it's still bad on the frame and swing out cylinder, to flip in a cylinder like that
I just found my ideal home defense gun.. YES!!! thank you!
OMG I need this. I didn't know I needed a revolver shotgun.
Beautiful weapon, and without a doubt the power and range it must have must be admirable?! It is ideal for both hunting and home defense!
It's basically a snub nosed .410 so not particularly impressive range or power.....
I'd put it in the same class as my Henry Axe: potentially useful but mostly just fun.
@@Sue_Me_Too You would have to shoot someone in the face at close range for it to be effective against the coked-up rapist!
@@jamesprior2496 That's what the 12ga is for
That barrel isn't long enough for hunting.
Unless you're into New York city bread pigeons.
Never seen anything so beautiful wish I had one.
В прошлом году на юбилей мне подарили такой-же револьверный карабин, но ствол был на много длиннее!- шмаляет-, отлично!- без дичи домой не приходил ни разу!!!👍🤝🤫🤗!!!
It's not too often when you open up the box and you see there's a holster for your revolver shotgun that's a nice little extra they threw in the box
That little extra costs $200
Not extra. He had to pay for that.
@@DL101ca yes I heard that from another TH-camer and I heard they charged him and arm and a leg for that holster he should have shopped around and seeing if there was another company you could have probably made a better quality holster for far less money
@@darploin5071 yeah definitely. I'm sure I could've made one better myself for 80$ worth of material.
The first thing that I would have to do was to smell that new leather,,Lol,!
Thanks, now I know how to unpack something.
I must say that this gun has a very high coolness factor!
That might be true, but Cool won't protect you, there Chief.
@@WilliamKSmith-lq1zn Another Sherlock Holmes! Or maybe Captain Obvious?
Это любовь с первого взгляда)
You guys wake me up when they master this concept and a .300 blackout round …that would be very fun in a revolver rifle 😊
It will never happen with a rifle, shotgun REVOLVER, silly
Keep slamming the drum in...U look sooo COOL!
Taurus has been making that very thing for a lot of years called the "Circuit Judge."
Lee Van Cleef would be proud of the manufacturing of such a rifle pistol!!!
I'd be interested in seeing some pattern tests at 25yds with this. Cool pack gun if it can put rabbit and squirrel on the table.
Totally.
If it can chamber 45-70 bear stoppers it would be awesome.
@@totallylegalshit7579 That's not gonna happen bud. Better off buying a 45-70 if you want to shoot those. Dream gun for any guy really so pull the trigger and get a 45-70. 41o slugs is about the hardest you are going to hit with this thing and they will certainly drop deer... maybe a blackbear if you follow up with another shot. Maybe a bigger bear if you emptied all cylinders and all hit their mark. I would certainly be using follow shots on a bear that a warning shot didn't deter during a charge/bluff. Carry a 454 into bear country or the minimum of 44 with heavy, hard cast loads. Anything deer or smaller this little gun will handle at closer ranges.
@@chriss1151 I currently carry a 12g, if not 303 or 3006.
Just saying as a pack carry survival gun, 410 /45-70 is what I want.
Ive seen single shots in that chamber when I was a kid.
I was thinking more about how nice for home intruders.
@@davebrown4841 A little stealth and a garrote so the kids don't have to see any blood is a good option too. Unless more than one intruder of course.
Yep you can bend a rod etc
No será el más potente pero es el que todos queremos! Hermoso 😍
The algorithm has transcended. I was thinking about what a revolver chambered with shotgun shells would be like. And then this shows up in my recommended
Салют всем любителям оружия)))
Это шедевр!!!!
не удивлюсь если ещё и дешевле нашей мц255
Где то читал,что МЦ-225 и не выпускают уже давно.Совсем недолго и мало выпустили.
@@aloidkuban2351 бу мелькают по 150
Mi piacerebbe trovarne uno sotto l'albero di Natale!🎄
At least you didn't let the Hammer go down on nothing as it can damage it, shame you 'flicked' the cylinder back in tho.
Dry firing a center fired revolver won’t damage it.
@Hunter Smith Oh ok.
Love it!Grew up on an over/under .22mag/.410 Savage&all You wanted in the thick stuff or field.That .22mag beauty for 200yrs in&what an ear Punch!.410 is thick S..t Fun!Nashin through some gnarly&Bleep!A Deer is beside Me!!&Shot@2"s!
Home defense depends on how well Ya know what/how You would.Top Line of defense,no.Close in Yes!!
Mad max weapon unlocked.
If a shotgun and a revolver had a baby then this would be the baby. It looks so cool!
First time I have ever seen something like that. Interesting.🤔👍
Dang I don't know to laugh or cry. But it's beautiful!
Fascinating I had no idea there was a revolver shot gun like this one that existed. And to be honest I'm surprised a gun like this one already exists . the only thing i'm wondering is how come nobody has tried to copy & build
That big gun from the movie hell boy you know the one called the semaraten . The gun does use big bullets & would be a perfect shotgun pistol if built & tried out .
It's a thing, it's the 500 magnum.
@@bubblemonkeys I see . But tell me something when you see a gun like this one this shot gun revolver & how it was built . Do you think in theory one can create the hell boy gun semaraten just by studying the designs of the gun & other shotgun revolvers or pistols . Know what I mean
@@danielrobert9346 probably, but it would likely break a regular person's arm with a few shots from recoil
@@bubblemonkeys - that's true . But still wouldn't it be cool to see another gun from a movie created & see how well it shots & works really well . Have You already seen those videos about the blade runner gun thats already been created & how it shots real bullets & works really well
There is a Turkish company that just released a 20 gauge revolver shotgun (.615 inch bore) and are planning to do a 12 gauge (.729 inch bore) at EWA 2023
Wow! What a box it is, too!!
Edit: dammit, there was a gun hidden inside that glorious packaging.
Very beautiful! Now oil that smoke wagon and show us how it shoots
On it! Cheers
Revolver shotguns have an advantage as a shells will not be depressed in storage. The feed shotguns can warp shells if stored too long.
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Had to skip the first 1:30 to get to the point but yeah that is a cool shotgun. I wish it was legal in the US without going through the NFA. It sucks we can't just own these.
Es verdad , son re pesados con eso de abrir las cajas etc etc .
Very madmax... it would be amazing in a 12g. Is it SA or DA? If the cylinder was 3.5" it would be pretty versatile. Interesting to see how heavy it is.
I`m actually impressed, I like it.
Beautiful firearm, does it come in any lower gauges?
I totally need this for the zombie apocalypse!
I have two questions:
1) can it also use 45lc cartridges?
2) what's the barrel length on this shotgun?
I was wondering the same thing
Old man Crow a gunsmith back in the day taught me n showed me that in an must have situation can use 44mag round in an 410 single shot break over shotgun, don't recommend unless you are confident of what have ,but it does work.
I bought a Rossi Ranch Hand years back when they still made them. Right on the box it says "US Gun Dealers, this is a pistol. Canadian Gun Dealers, this is a rifle."
Lucky Canadian bastards and your short barreled shotguns.
I know I was looking this up. its a 10" barrel shame I can't get one here
@@darthsquidious215 Can't you just pay the $200 for the tax stamp and get it
oh you know Canadians have to slide a goal in here n there ah lol
Cheers!
@@super1million11 buy a tax stamp, wait a year for it to go through, and be placed on a watch list. there's a bit more to it than a little extra cash.
Man that gun looks badass!
In the U.S. with the stock it is a short barreled SG, needs NFA papers at $200 and all the BS that goes along with that. With pistol grip A-OK go figure.
In Canada it's a non-restricted shotgun. No paperwork needed other than a valid gun license to purchase.
Might just have to get one.
Linda arma! É boa e tem no Brasil em Belo Horizonte ,MG .
Dá surra no tal de Judge da Taurus. Essa arma é simplesmente apaixonante.
Você faz idéia do preço?
Great to see someone who has no idea how to handle a firearm correctly. Awesome job!
Sweet little snake gun. I've never seen anything quite like it, and I'm a gun-toting Texan. Might be interested in something like this myself, even though I have a Black Aces Tactical Pro S.
Everybody in the room would scold Lee Harvey Oswald for dry firing a Carcano.
So beautiful...
Way to go man!
that right there is what i call a ranch gun, great for snake hunting, never start my day until i got that thing on my leg, my aunt who owns the ranch i live on prefers a henry but ive always loved the way a revolver shoots, something more fun about it
I wanted a rossi revolver 410 / 45 lc but i think i like this shorter barrel better. Especially with a pistol grip. That would be a nice gun for in the car
I had one and it was beautiful….I had the Taurus thou
That is the perfect gun for a zombie apocalypse 2 of them will be even more bad ass. Plus a revolver is more reliable then a clip.
I'm into the whole revolving 410 stuff. I want to see how to get 🤔 one.
What a Beautiful Gun！
I Love SR-410 !
Thought Trudy said no pistols?
That looks like a judge with a little extra wood.
I like it.
That's what she said :-)
@@mort6913 holy shit, I just reread my own comment.
Really wish I had been more accurate with that wording.
@@totallylegalshit7579 : But more accurate would not have been as entertaining 😁
Nope OAL makes it a non restricted shotgun.
Wow. Nice gun!!!
That's a really cool piece
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Is chainfire a risk with these? Beautiful weapon but I have doubts...
La verdad que es una belleza ese Fierro que hermosura lo que daría por tenerlo 👍
please don't slap the cylinder back into place like that...I know it's your gun..but ask gunsmiths if it's recommended to do so and they'll tell you exactly what I've just told you! The action will actually make the cylinder's locking latch wear out prematurely. Other than that, what a great piece you've got there, mate!
Always been interested in revolving shotguns. Somebody should do a break action revolving shotgun without the stock. In my personal opinion break action is better than having a cylinder swinging out of the side (revolver cylinders only swing out of the left side, and I'm a left handed person. Reloading a revolver with your right hand is kinda hard, with a break action it's no problem, it just folds in half and you can use either one or the other of your hands to reload)
To reload a swingout cylinder left-handed: Wrap right hand around cylinder. Release the latch, pop open cylinder with right thumb. Dump empties, reload with left hand, close cylinder, regrip with left hand.
Modern break action revolvers are pretty rare because the pressure of smokeless powder is too high for the latch to handle. You'd have to make the frame much beefier than if it was a swing out. And personally, I think reloading a revolver is no harder as a leftie. You cradle it in your left hand regardless of which one you shoot with and load with your right hand. No different from a righty loading a semiautomatic.
@@666toysoldier how should I wrap my right hand around it if not only it swings out to the left, it also is in my left hand, meaning it's completely out of my body sides? I don't wanna spin it around in my hands like a freakin moron
@@aniquinstark4347 shooting and cradling with the same hand sounds a bit finnicky, also it can be argued that the brits produced break action revolvers well after the smokeless powder introduction (the Webley Mk. VI for example firing both .455 Webley and .45 ACP). Also I don't dislike chunky metal parts, the beefier the sturdier.
That or a custom made pair of revolvers with cylinders that swing one on the left and one on the right (and since we're there cylinders that also spin in opposed directions. Why? Cause yes, mirror revolvers gotta be a thing)
Where can you purchase this 410 shotgun pistol, and what's the price.
Que belleza de maquina !!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Realmente. Cuanto cuesta? U$S
Trying to spring the crane right out of the box?
Very nice shotgun. I on the other had appreciate the absence of stupid background music or dialog...it speaks for itself...nothing else needs to be said. Thank you
Here's an idea that came along about 100 years ago: The single-shot break open .410 shotgun. Used to be, every farm house had one. About the most useful rat catcher and snake killer there is.
90% unboxing, 10% gun....perfect!
UMA VERDADEIRA MÁQUINA!!
Man, hoped to see more! Had this kinda thing on my mind for awhile now
Nice peace of weapon.
Bad ass gun...reminds me of the movie El Dorado!
Que arma linda, parabéns para o dono
That's pretty cool man. I'm kinda jealous tbh.
Gorgeous 😍
Once you have fired it could you tell us if the cylinder flash on your forearm is as bad as it looks it could be?
I blame video games for the kids ignorance on the damage he can cause to the weapon by flipping the cylinder closed.
I blame STUPIDITY.....and CANADIAN.....They go hand in hand..
That seems like a sweet little camping gun
Show de bola
Ahhh, very neat with stuff!
Simplesmente sensacional 😍😍😍😍😍😍
i wonder if it comes with a longer barrel for hunting, also how much is it
Dont shake tje gun to close it !!! Shuld know better
First 25% of the video is just trying to cut open the tape, 50% more just looking at packaging, and the final 30 seconds we finally see the gun. Nice gun. Maybe the title should have been "a video looking at the box my gun came in."
This is a Cool shotgun. It looks like a shotgun that a Krogan would use or Van Helsing
Nice Table. Nice knife .
Great shotgun I'm gonna buy one asap