Darne Model 1892 Rotary Shotgun 

I actually thought it was going to be like a Koenig rotary action.. nope

The French copy no one and no one copies the French

so, it was nice and Purdey. got it.

Finally, someone who respects them for what they are.

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Darne it.. I just made that comment but deleted it when I seen you beat me to it.

Dayarne

Darn(e) it

French engineers build the darndest things

Bruh

Expensive

It kind of did in a way. Extreme top of the line over under competition models only open far enough to eject and load shells. Never seen this in side by side however

here in France, I know a lot of people who have them! (inheritance mostly) and you can "easily" find it in gun shop and online

Because people prefer to stick with what they are used to. Imagine a super-cool sports car whose accelerator would be a lever on the steering column instead of the usual pedal. Would you buy it?

haha [5 years later] I was thinking the same thing. I would have been one of the people who saved money to buy one. Moving the breech forward just makes sense to me. Beautifully made gun.

you the best

"The Darne machine gun jammed again!"

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Yeah, you couldn't do that. It's a solid piece of metal, like an axle, that holds it together. Basically, go snap an axle first, then talk to me.

@@D-Vinko chill he was just trying to make a joke dude, don't need to be salty bout it

Not really all that surprising to me. Compared to a standard break-open shotgun, it looks like it would be heavier, take longer to reload, and was probably much more expensive.

It is listed as being rather light, it should be just as fast as a break action, but I can not imagine a way to affordably manufacture that thing at all. All the cams and tight action, all I see is money burned away at a milling machine.

Well it is very cool, and I'd buy that for sure. It's just a lot of extra steps, and stuff, when other guns were being sold a lot simpler.

+Regolith Exactly, way too complex compared to a break action

Another thing is that when reloading, the hot shells would be extracted directly towards your firing hand. You can move your hand of course, but this style likely wouldn't allow as fluid a reload as a break-action.

Then it is probably because the complexity of their design are to hard for you to grasp or you are impressed at the simplicity of this design.

@@haraldblotand5460 *too Idiot!

do you self-identify as a break-action, pump action or semi-auto?

buffalo stu I identify myself as a 2 Gauge pump.

stay away from my daughter XD

buffalo stu Oh my. I am a shotgun, how will I do that? I'm not a semi or anything.

You here thinking I'm some sort of prat.

Looking at this design it must have been quite more expensive than a break action shotgun

Your number 16 to say it lol

I'd buy it

Must have given some mean pinch marks while unloading

in the world of video games and movies where reloading a gun can be done blindfolded as quick as humanly possible every time that might be the case, but by the looks of it, realistically handling it seems more finicky then a typical brake action, theres more steps involved in going from empty shells to firing new rounds plus lets be realistic, this mechanism while cool and sturdy, probably cost a lot more to produce and people being able to afford it in the days when barely anyone had disposable income factors in a lot.

To me it seems more like a gentleman's type action. Just shoot finger the breech reload not breaking a 2ft.barrel down and back up all that noise an movement just to shoot.