r/WeirdWeapons

Picked one up the other day for dirt cheap (needs a bit of work). Not the weirdest thing ever but I thought that was a pretty odd combination of things on what seems like otherwise a basic rifle at a glance. Lever action, but fed from an internal rotary magazine complete with a small ammo counter on the side. Also was one of the first lever actions to use "pointy" ammo thanks to said magazine. And for an added bit of obscure history, was briefly issued to the Canadian Home Guard, during WW1.

Hey everyone! I'm u/ZaxZone, moderator at r/WeirdWeapons!

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This community is dedicated to strange and interesting weapons of all kinds.

r/WeirdWeapons is a place for any surprising, strange, odd or interesting weapons of war from any era, including guns, armoured vehicles, aircraft, ships, melee weapons, or anything that could be classified as a weapon.

Let’s keep this subreddit going and see some Weird Weapons!!