👉 The Lauderdale weapon, also known as the Lauderdale shotgun or simply the Laud, is a semi-automatic handgun designed by the Lauderdale Manufacturing Company in the 1930s. It features a distinctive, curved stock with a wide base and a distinctive "Laud" shape, which gives it its name. The weapon is powered by a single-action lever-action mechanism, allowing for quick reloads and easy handling. It typically has a capacity of 12-15 rounds in a detachable magazine, making it suitable for both hunting and self-defense. The Lauderdale's design emphasizes reliability and ease of use, making it a popular choice among gun enthusiasts and law enforcement.
