Had a search hit today for ".32 s&w long concealed carry."
From New York, according to StatCounter.
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alandp
on Mon 02 Apr 2007 07:52 PM CDT
Had a search hit today for ".32 s&w long concealed carry." From New York, according to StatCounter.
That revolver ejecting shells article
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alandp
on Mon 02 Apr 2007 05:32 AM CDT
I am somewhat amused. Even the Great One herself has jumped on the revolver ejecting shells bandwagon.
I didn't post anything about this because several others beat me to it, so what's the point? I would point out that I have regular searches set up for references to the .357 magnum. I rarely post anything because most of it is junk. Some people might be amazed at the amount of misinformation and outright stupidity there is out there regarding this round. Here are a few that have turned up lately: 1. Son of Sam used one. (No, he didn't. He used a Charter Arms Bulldog in .44 Special). 2. Dirty Harry used one. (No, he used a .44 magnum). 3. It was developed by the U.S. government to punch through bullet-proof vests. (No, it wasn't. It was developed jointly by Smith & Wesson and Winchester to provide a more potent alternative to the .38 Special). That's just a few. |
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