The Enigma was a very unusual gun, a superbly designed multi-shot with variations to keep everyone happy. They were released in black rubberised stocks, black-painted wooden stocks, dipped camo and deluxe wood.
Different barrel and cylinder lengths are occasionally found, with an overall 43” being the average, although some guns were longer, depending on the barrel and silencer combination. They were weighty too – on paper at least. They point faultlessly with no effort, and their superb balance makes them feel as light as balsa wood – well, almost. With an ergonomic pistol grip that even lefties can use, many shooters comment on how good the Enigma feels.
And on top of all this, it’s a take-down. A big chunky wheel engages the action to the stock, and it’s big…