I agree 100%. Ugly but interesting.
The big appeal is supposed to be that the hot cylinder and the barrel are on the BOTTOM of the rotation, putting the barrel more directly in line with your grip (I'm not sure how to explain that, but it's supposed to help reduce recoil). I've seen a few at gun shows, but never handled one.
They appeal to me only in that they are something different, but they are too expensive for me to indulge my curiosity on that basis. I agree with the butt ugly evaluation.
They appeal to me only in that they are something different, but they are too expensive for me to indulge my curiosity on that basis. I agree with the butt ugly evaluation.
I have one. 40DS in 9mm. So yes it looks wierd. 
And feels wierd a bit too until you get used to it. So far I have somewhere around 800-1000 rounds or so through mine including 300 or so in a day in a class. Moon clips make for fast reloads (for a revolver) and the muzzle rise (or lack thereof) is no joke. One of the things you have to be Very careful of is where you place your thumb, with the barrel lower than on a "normal" revolver you want to make sure you aren't getting caught with those expelling gases.
Honestly so far I like it. With good ammo very accurate, and very little muzzle rise. The trigger is long and heavy but smooth and once you get used to it isn't really a big deal. Like any other pistol it takes a little breaking in.
And feels wierd a bit too until you get used to it. So far I have somewhere around 800-1000 rounds or so through mine including 300 or so in a day in a class. Moon clips make for fast reloads (for a revolver) and the muzzle rise (or lack thereof) is no joke. One of the things you have to be Very careful of is where you place your thumb, with the barrel lower than on a "normal" revolver you want to make sure you aren't getting caught with those expelling gases. Honestly so far I like it. With good ammo very accurate, and very little muzzle rise. The trigger is long and heavy but smooth and once you get used to it isn't really a big deal. Like any other pistol it takes a little breaking in.
Love my 50DS in Satin Nickel. It's my favorite toy to rustle fudd jimmies.
Fudd Jimmies LOL
Shot one in .357, tamed the recoil pretty well.
can't wait until I can tell them it's now chambered in 6mm GT.
I like the idea, but the Mousetrap game hiding under the sideplate gives me reservations. The price point doesn't help much either.
