Anyone have any information about this GUN.

[Baljit]

Hello guy's
Today I came across this picture and I just wondering, if any body can help me to identified this gun and caliber.

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Baljit

[timmy]

Baljit, that is a M32 Yarnovich Skein Lightweight Special Presentation Grade, chambered in 4 Ply Magnum.

The Yarnovich factory only knitted up Presentation Grade models for royalty, heads of state, and a very few of the most famous celebrities.

These handguns were highly valued for hunting in the deep Antarctic, where their ability to keep a hunter's hands warm was much prized.

The only problem was using them in brushy areas, which tended to cause lint balls. These lint balls could jam the action, which was a real concern when using them against dangerous game.

Another problem was the sights, which gave a fuzzy sight picture.

But otherwise, note the expert purl craftsmanship on the frame and the well-knitted barrel. These distinguishing attributes ensure that your M32 Yarnovich will give reliable service for many many years.

[xl_target]

and.... if you pocket carry, they will keep your hand warm on a cold day.

[marksman]

Also if not pocketed correctly, the slight twist of the barrel in certain direction, an AD could cause permanent damage to one's delicate irreplaceable anatomy.

Cheers !!
Marksman

[najad]

[prashantsingh]

Baljit, that is a M32 Yarnovich Skein Lightweight Special Presentation Grade, chambered in 4 Ply Magnum.

These lint balls could jam the action, which was a real concern when using them against dangerous game.

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da.

Good One Baljit.

I don't care what Timmy says.
That's one gun I am gonna use when WE go Bear hunting in B.C. Canada on my next trip.

[bennedose]

Hello guy's
Today I came across this picture and I just wondering, if any body can help me to identified this gun and caliber.

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Baljit

That's a Knit & Woollen - only one was made and was used by the famous cowboy Willy Warmer.

[essdee1972]

Guys, you didn't identify it correctly!!

This was knitted by my great grandma for my grand-dad to play with as a kid. The colonial Arms Act not only deprived my g-g-dad of his real weapons, but of his kid's toy also!!

Now this is kept at the Tower of London for display............

[brihacharan]

> Probably it was the weapon "Lil Bear" brandished while he asked "Who ate my Porridge"
Briha

[supershaji]

looks like a serious gun thing happening there, can put the best of us to sleep!

Looks like it has the extremely efficient wool-touch trigger, not something any of us here have the skill to use!

Baljit, that is a M32 Yarnovich Skein Lightweight Special Presentation Grade, chambered in 4 Ply Magnum.

These lint balls could jam the action, which was a real concern when using them against dangerous game.

.

da.

Good One Baljit.

I don't care what Timmy says.
That's one gun I am gonna use when WE go Bear hunting in B.C. Canada on my next trip.

correction: pyjama party "teddy bear hunting"!

can i come? can i come? can i come? huh? huh? huh?

[bennedose]

> Probably it was the weapon "Lil Bear" brandished while he asked "Who ate my Porridge"
Briha

[TC]

You guys forgot a vital point.....

This is the only lethal handgun for which you won't need a licence in India

It comes under the exempted category

Thanks Baljit

TC

[dr.jayakumar]

Is it a ''sweat gun''?
regards
dr.jk

[deep27]

Also if not pocketed correctly, the slight twist of the barrel in certain direction, an AD could cause permanent damage to one's delicate irreplaceable anatomy.

Cheers !!
Marksman

[Vikram]

LOL.

Timmy,

That was a good one.