Loving My Snake Slayer

So far, .22LR, .22Mag, 9mm, .410, and .45LC have been fired. The .22’s are mild and can be enjoyed round after round. At 9mm and above, the recoil becomes more pronounced, but is still not uncomfortable. More barrels, driving holster, and another grip are on the way. Changing out barrels takes 30 seconds or less. The firearm is solid and...

The Snake Slayer IV Is A Modern Day Howdah Pistol

A classic weapon in modern form.
In the 1800s British big game hunters carried a short, double barreled pistol for dealing with attacking big cats and other dangerous animals. They were shotgun pistols that were devastating. You can see on in use in the movie "The Ghost and the Darkness" with Michael Douglass & Val Kilmer. Howdahs wer...

Ryan Stafford

Fun Gun

I have fires about half a box of .38 Spl. and half a box of .357 and was surprised at how manageable the recoil was. Enjoyed firing the gun very much. The trigger is still very stiff with a lot of drag but I think it will work in very soon. I have already ordered a .45 LC and .410 barrel for it.

Biggest Little Gun

When I first opened the box, I remarked how beautiful it is. I’ve taken it to the range twice. The first time left my hand sore, but I was not deterred. The second time I adjusted my grip slightly and everything was splendid. It is the perfect size for concealment, being able to put it anywhere on my person, so it has become my primary cho...

New Snakeslayer

I went to the (indoor) range a few days ago & fired a few .45LC “get acquainted” rounds through my new Snakeslayer. Recoil is milder than I thought it would be and accuracy is good – although with more practice I’ll improve…