Welrod

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I just stumbled across this article on the 'welrod' type pistol produced by Brugger & Thomet. I'm genuinely surprised they had a business case to develop this!

http://www.all4shooters.com/en/home/pis ... ed-pistol/
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Seems ideal for a humane despatch slot.
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Mine was a Walter Gun Co model....more of a curiosity than an effective answer to a problem. Pity.
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Long barrel conversion maybe ???
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#5 Post by saddler »

Dellboy wrote:Long barrel conversion maybe ???
By all means, crack on & make up something along those lines, but the Welrod is/was a PITA to use in real life

The better option would be a High Standard .22, or even a Ruger Mk.II .22; as they both work well without the drama that the Welrod mechanism adds to the mix; and that was only one of the faults I found with it
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