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Landstad

Automatic Revolver



Halvard Folkestad Landstad’s 1900 pistol is a fascinating combination of design elements from revolvers and semi-automatic pistols. Designed during the late 1890s for military service, the Landstad Automatic Revolver proved to be overly complex and was ultimately rejected.

Landstad patented his design in several European countries including his native Norway, Great Britain and German. His Norwegian patent was granted in April 1899. The pistol combined a magazine with a more traditional revolving cylinder. The cylinder, however, was flat had just two chambers rather than five or six (see image #2). The pistol was 23cm long and weighed 1kg.





Once a magazine is loaded the rod beneath the barrel is retracted to charge the action. This pushes the bolt to the rear and as it returns it cocks the striker and strips a round from the magazine loading it into the lower of the two chambers. When the trigger is pulled the cylinder is rotated 180 degrees by a pawl indexing the loaded…