Oh I don't know Stan, I would imagine that they have been on the peg putting red grouse in the bag for the last 150 years, seems feasible enough to me. I have a feeling the three barrel dickson guns handle a whole better than a Benelli SBE. Practical enough for the use that they were built for in my mind.
Not guns that I want or need in my collection but I do admire the craftsmanship.
What is the piece of equipment in your included photo?
It’s a jig with a heat lamp for bending stocks. The adjustable wrench (knuckle buster) and 7-11 convenience store grade turn screws are just decor, no doubt.
Best,
Ted
Ted, you're going to get called a curmudgeon again for noticing that Princess Stevie uses tools that came from a Garage Sale 6-for-$1.00 bargain box. Another Garage Sale bargain shown is that old articulating arm desk lamp. Most normal people would know that infrared heat lamps should only be used in a porcelain socket. But times are tough.
Those Dicksons sure have a strange barrel configuration compared to the usual European Drilling we see. Three triggers in one long trigger guard bow should be manageable I'd think. But gripping the forend and those triple-wide barrels would be as bad as a pontoon boat beavertail forend. It's easy for most people to see why they never caught on.
