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Old 03-29-2008, 06:12 PM   #1
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Old 03-29-2008, 06:58 PM   #2
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Classic Eastwood! Well done!

You favor a young Clint in that pic Jay.

What a great photo. You can see the spiraling in the bore, and the hollow points too if I am seeing it correctly.
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Classic Eastwood! Well done!

You favor a young Clint in that pic Jay.

What a great photo. You can see the spiraling in the bore, and the hollow points too if I am seeing it correctly.
What you were seeing was the back side of the chambers......that gun is a 44cal cap and ball gun....I'm amazed at what detail that little camera can capture.
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It looked like a .50 in that photo. You "made my day".
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Classic Eastwood! Well done!

You favor a young Clint in that pic Jay.

What a great photo. You can see the spiraling in the bore, and the hollow points too if I am seeing it correctly.

That gun looks like one of mine. I have a 1852 Navy Yank US Marshels ball and cap .44 cal 6 shot revolver. When I say its a blast to shoot, its a real blast. You have to wait for the smoke to clear between shots and it takes a minute or two to reload. But its fun.
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Yeah that was kind of scary! I thought it was loaded with hollow tips as well, and I was wondering who the crazy person was holding the camera!

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