Shotguns have been part of the defensive and sporting landscape for centuries. They have harvested game, broken clays, guarded homes and proven themselves in close-range fighting. The idea of shrinking some of that versatility into a handgun is almost as old, and while shotgun-style handguns have always occupied a specialized niche, the concept has never completely disappeared.
The Civil War-era LeMat revolver combined a conventional revolver cy…
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