Too aggressive shotgun 'triple thread' real gun photo review with 3 barrels

Shotguns usually have one barrel, sometimes two for hunting and competition models, but an unconventional product that has increased it to three is on display at the

This is a shotgun named ' Triple Threat'.

A fairly normal impression when viewed from the side.

The stock is removable.

It's short like this, so it's convenient to carry.

Insert the bullet from the base of the barrel by folding it in half in the middle.

When you close the barrel, it looks like this.

A trigger with a tight pulling feeling with little play.

The tip of the barrel is jagged.

The aim is as simple as having a small metal protrusion.

The grip is surprisingly slim, so even Japanese hands can hold it firmly.

When I hold it, it looks like this.

You can see the actual shooting at around 0:37 in the following movie, and the video shows how to shoot 3 times at a tremendous speed.

Chiappa Triple Threat.mp4 --YouTube


In addition, it is not that the bullets are fired continuously from the three barrels just by pulling the trigger once, but the bullets are ejected clockwise in order from the leftmost barrel for each trigger pull. There seems to be.