Pretty exotic... with a tinge of danger.
Dealing with a foreign entity, you are on your own. I have done some dealings with eastern Europeans with very favorable results though. I've not read much on these. I think the shotgun slugs have a good domestic following.
I was looking at domestic moulds designed to capitalize on the fluid dynamics principal. Fluted bullets greatly increase surface area and expansive hydraulic displacement is enhanced. That's the idea. Blackhills sells a very successful version of monolithic fluted designs. Why not cast?!
Left handed single action! Loading gate on the left.
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James had one and was paired with the fellow at Y-O
I'm not sure how many Grover's were made. That looks like even a custom variation. It's probably worth that to a serious collector. YOU NEVER see one for sale. There will be no more.
Mine Was #830 of 1000
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It was like a work of art. Note the blind screws for hammer, trigger and cylinder bolt. It was also very accurate.
I found it "unhandy" to use with everything on the opposite side, but it was satisfying to shoot! A weird mixture of feelings.
this is a Gun Digest article he wrote own
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he highlighted everything