What use would this revolver have ?
that would be a sight to see.
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That revolver would be a hell of a companion piece to this little shotgun! 
Punt gun (shotgun) video - best angle - YouTube
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It should be able to down anything that walks ALASKA, if you have a buddy to help you carry it
Diesel Wrench
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The revolver has some amazing ballistic specifications with its caliber of 1.1in (28mm) and each of the massive ball shot weighing 2,056grn (4.7 oz)
1,000 grains = 1 oz
Therefore,
2,056 grains = 2.056 oz
4.7 oz = 4,700 grains
So which is it?
I wish authors of websites would do all the research before blindly posting up incorrect information. During extensive research and cross referencing I have discovered so much disinformation, myth and total crap purported as truth on the net that it defies belief.
Diesel Bomber
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Actually, there are 7000 grains in one pound of powder. 1 ounce = 437.5 grains.
Diesel Enthusiast
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Yup....and that's Avoirdupois ounces, not apothecary or Sterling, where the gr/oz conversions are different still. I presume our powder charge and bullet-weight measurements are in the most commonly used system, which is Av.
That's why it's safer for medical people to think in metric terms. A grain is NOT a milli-ounce.
