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2. "RE: "Break-upward" Revolver?"
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   >Yeah...I can SWEAR that I have, somewhere, seen a revolver that does
>"sort" of what the old Schofield and related guns did, that is, break
>open...but, up instead of down as they did. Am I entirely out in the
>realm of fantasy, or...?

I can't think of any specific examples beyond the aforementioned S&W Model 1 (and various unlicensed knockoffs of same, the 1860s having been the golden age of unlicensed firearms knockoffs in the United States), but at some point in the mid-1800s, you can be pretty sure that someone somewhere tried whatever you're thinking of. :)

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