LeMat M1855

Max effective range

40 yd

Length

13.25 in

Ammunition

.42" Pistol Ball, 20-Gauge Buck Shot

This entire revolver is a mix of unusual parts fitted to make a gun, from its 9-round capacity cylinder, to the 20-gauge secondary barrel it revolves around, capable of firing buckshot. The LeMat went through multiple prototypes, ranging from .40 caliber, 20 gauge to .36 caliber, 28 gauge, before finally being produced in .36" or .44" with 20 gauge. Only 2,500 of these revolvers were produced along multiple other variants, being shipped through the Union blockade of the South. The LeMat revolver was made in many variants: Muzzleloading, Pinfire, Centerfire, Carbine, and the Baby LeMat at the rarest, being a shortened version with only 100 produced. In War of Rights, Press "5" to toggle ammo types.