Marushin M1887 Heavy Weight Matt Black Coating Mare's Leg Gas Shotgun

Price: $416.07 — In stock.

About Real M1887 Mare's Leg Shotgun The M1887 Mare's Leg shotgun is a shortened version of the classic Winchester Model 1887 lever-action shotgun. Originally designed by John Moses Browning in the late 19th century, it was one of the first successful lever-action shotguns. The Mare's Leg involves cutting down the barrel and stock, creating a compact firearm resembling a large handgun while keeping the lever-action mechanism. It is not a factory-produced model but a custom configuration. The barrel is shortened to around 9 to 12 inches, and the stock is trimmed to a pistol grip. While not ideal for traditional use like hunting, it is often hip-fired or held with one hand. Modern replicas are chambered for smaller calibers like .410 or pistol cartridges. The Mare's Leg is famous in Western-themed media, notably in Wanted: Dead or Alive. Legally, its status varies; if originally a pistol, it's generally legal, but modifications can lead to complex classifications under the NFA. It is more of a collector's item due to reduced accuracy and size. Despite this, its design, history, and pop culture presence maintain its popularity among lever-action firearm enthusiasts and Western memorabilia collectors. About Airsoft Marushin M1887 Gas Shotgun (Mare's Leg) This Marushin M1887 Gas Shotgun (Mare's Leg) is composed of heavy weight polymer, utilizing a Japanese heavy weight system that mimics metal, providing a weight and texture very similar to real metal, giving users a realistic feel. This airsoft gun features a heavy weight Short outer barrel, frame body, metal cocking lever, trigger, and hammer, along with a real wood barrel cover and pistol grip. It comes with 5 rounds shotgun shells, each capable of holding 8 BB bullets. When the trigger is pulled, all 8 rounds of BB bullets are fired. This airsoft shotgun is gas-powered, with the gas inlet located within the mechanism behind the cocking lever, visible upon opening the lever. Loading the shotgun shell into the gun from