Another screen used Webley ^^

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Another screen used Webley ^^

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Was used at least during one scene...
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HA! But considering it's actually an 1895 Russian Nagant, uh, variant... :lol:
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Yeah, it was used alright, but only for one scene!
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Post by indywan kenobi »

what scene was it used in?
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(psst... it's a joke, indywan. :wink: )
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Yipes, that could prove painful to the shooter one scene and your done.
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Isn't that the officers handgun?

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binkmeisterRick wrote:HA! But considering it's actually an 1895 Russian Nagant, uh, variant... :lol:
Figures...only the people who brought us "Russian Roulette" could design a gun like that. :wink: :junior: -M
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Rook wrote:Isn't that the officers handgun?

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If it's single action, its the infantry version. The officer's version was the same, except it was a double action. However, the trigger pull is so insanely heavy that it's impossible to keep your aim when pulling the trigger. You're better off using it as a single action!
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I think in this case you could disregard single or double action :-k
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Well I think it could be argued it's a single-use action. :shock: :lol:

I think I know some people who I think could use a gun like that. :lol: :twisted:

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And other than suicide, the point of this gun is...?
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