That hammer-dropper does not always work. We thought everybody knew that. Certainly the Walther people, who invented it back in 1935, formally cautioned their users about it in writing. Apparently nitwittedness is one of the flowers of the Age of the Common Man. As always we delighted in the Perazzi display.
Perazzi shotguns are things of beauty, and one can spend hours in simple admiration.
I certainly have no intention of ever acquiring a Perazzi, anymore than acquiring a McClaran, or a Stradivarius, but it is nice to know such things exist. Money is coming in very slowly for the fund for the Waco Memorial. Contrary to long standing rumor, Leupold is not going to produce a scoutscope. Their idea of training is to acquire an enormous amount of the least powerful ammunition available and bum it up, preferably on full-auto. When one sheik, after going through several magazines with an MP5, noted that there were no holes in his target, he observed he needed more practice.