This video provides an in-depth look at the Miller Pill-Lock Revolving Rifle, an intermediate revolving firearm designed by John and James Miller. It predates Sam Colt's hammer-indexed cylinders, requiring manual rotation between shots. The rifle utilizes a unique pill lock ignition system where a mercury fulminate pill is crushed by the hammer to ignite the charge. Only a few hundred were produced between 1835 and 1850, with Billinghurst being a notable gunsmith involved in their construction. The description also mentions links to Patreon and merchandise.
This video features an interview with Eric and Kurt Miller at the 2011 JP RM3G event. The discussion likely revolves around the JP RM3G model, potentially covering its features, development, or performance. As an interview at a specific event, it offers insights into the people and products associated with JP Enterprises and the RM3G model within the firearms community.
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